Between 2013 and 2014, the country of Bulgaria saw one of its largest and most successful banks get demolished by a trio of a corrupt judiciary, corrupt media, and corrupt government officials in a classic corporate raiding scheme.

Some union leaders in Bulgaria have a message for private businesses: the wages are too low.

An Athens court recently furthered efforts to restructure supermarket retailer Marinopoulos by removing Tuesday's deadline for the resolution of third-party demands in the company’s bankruptcy.

Following June 2015’s imposition of capital controls in Greece, the country has seen a marked increase in electronic transactions, particularly in contactless payments.

Pancretan Cooperative Bank Vice President Nikos Myrtakis will now lead the bank, tanking over from former president Yiannis Lebidakis.

Greek company Gastrade S.A. has finalized selling 20 percent of its share capital to GasLog Ltd.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

Neil Cocker, an entrepreneur from the U.K., has a mission: to run the fastest, smartest T-shirt ordering website around.

As popular pundits continue to announce in syndicated columns, the globalized world is getting flatter in terms of commerce.

Executives working in the classified advertising industry are preparing to gather in Belgrade for the spring conference of their main representative association.

The main markets in Europe show mixed signals regarding currency growth in various regions during a meeting this week.

Greek Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos said that only one-third of the deal to finish a second review of the Greek program needs to be resolved after reports that far more remains in regarding negotiations with creditors.