EY has launched a diversity and training program to help organizations better understand what religious inclusion means and how it can positively impact business.

Greece and the larger European Union community are awaiting the International Monetary Fund’s proposals and observations on the country’s adjustment program, which are expected to affect Greece's direction moving forward.

During a recent informal European Union (EU) summit in Malta, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras brought attention to increased Turkish military action in the Aegean Sea and the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) strict position in terms of Greece’s economic situation.

During a recent European Parliament committee session, European Stability Mechanism (ESM) Managing Director Klaus Regling categorized the Greek adjustment program as a "special case" when explaining delays but praised the country’s growth over the past two years.

Erste Bank is trying to make the process of applying for a loan easier by helping customers choose the credit arrangement best suited to their needs.

Grivalia Properties, an Athens-based real estate company, recently announced growth in its profits based on final figures from 2016, which showed the company’s net profits hit $28.19 million.

This year's first NOME electricity auction kept a hectic pace in Greece last week, closing at over $43.88 per megawatt.

State-of-the-art technology used to treat cancer patients has been installed at a Zagreb clinic, a move described as a milestone for Croatia and the wider region.

The Greek government continues to face pressure from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to lower its annual tax-free threshold, which would force up to 1.5 million more people, including low-wage earners and lower-income pensioners, to enter the tax base.

Greek Economic Minister Dimitri Papadimitriou expresses confidence that talks over the third Greek bailout will soon be over without harm for the country.

Christine Lagarde, managing director of International Monetary Fund (IMF), recently spoke at an Atlantic Council meeting in Washington, D.C., about the sustainability of Greek debt.

Fraport Greece, a German and Greek consortium, is taking over management duties at 14 regional airports in Greece next month.

Last year, Greece’s public debt rose to to $347.78 billion from 2015’s figure of $342.42 billion, a $5 billion increase stemming from interest rates on Greek debt that resulted in a budget deficit at the end of 2016.

Jeroen Dijsselbloem, Dutch finance minister and Eurogroup chairman, said the Netherlands cannot move forward with the Greek bailout program without the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) support.

The Greece Ministry of Finance recently reported that the tax bureau seized approximately $133 million for arrears to the state in 2016.

Caterpillar recently introduced two new electric counterbalance forklifts ranges: the 48V and 80V EP ranges, which cover three- and four-wheel forklifts capable of handling between 1.3 tons and 5 tons.

Following the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) recent report on the Greek bailout, steps toward compromise between the IMF and European creditors make it likely that Greece will face pressure to meet its commitments.

A recent meeting of the current Greek leadership party's political council, chaired by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, has fueled speculation that the party will agree to demands from European creditors to conclude the second review of the Greek program.

Officials state that "precautionary measures" must be taken moving forward now that talks on the third Greek bailout have been delayed.

An investor will take over management of Capsis Hotel in Thessaloniki, Eurobank said.