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Thessaloniki-Athens train gets derailed when it hits cow, no injuriesAccording to Hellenic Railways Organisation (OSE) officials, there were no injuries among 200 passengers of the train running on the Thessaloniki-Athens schedule, which was derailed when it hit a cow.Damages to the train were light.
Greece awaits and welcomes Russian investments in its economy, Greek President Karolos Papoulias said in an exclusive interview with Itar-Tass ahead of his February 6 trip to the opening of the Winter Olympics in Sochi.
Jamjar: First Greek e-Commerce PlatformThe first e-commerce online platform for unique handmade items in Greece is called jamjar and was created by two young Greek women. The website’s only condition is for the handmade creations to be original and aesthetically pleasing.Jamjar is catered to independent craftsmen, inviting them to open their own e-shop within the platform and boost their sales by promoting their brand name and developing parallel networks of clients. The young creators are Vera Papangelopoulou and Eva Epitropaki.Jamjar has a one-time registration fee, allocating a small commission on the sale, and a place where independent craftsmen have the opportunity to do and promote what they love. Their procedure is simple and easy, offering sales management and ensuring legitimacy and easy payment options.
The shocking moment a man gets kicked out of the top window of a moving double-decker busFootage shows a man crashing though a pane of glass on the top-deck and falling into the road near Finsbury Park
Crocodile reported to be on the loose in BristolPolice search for six feet long crocodile reported to be on the loose in Bristol after a bus driver said he saw the reptile beneath a bridge
Sale of ultra-cheap alcohol to be banned in England and WalesNew rules will ban deep discounting, which has resulted in cans of lager being sold more cheaply than water in supermarkets
Government launches Year of Code with £500,000 fund for computing teachersMoney will be used to pay experts to train teachers in coding ahead of new computing curriculum launching in September
Former Ukip Commonwealth spokesman ‘used to be the boss of a Pakistan kidnapping gang’Mujeeb Bhutto reportedly joined the party – and became its Commonwealth spokesman – after serving his term in a UK jail
Castaway Jose Salvador Alvarenga’s 'incredible story': Official says fishy tale may be too good to be true Yet authorities in Mexico say reports of a missing boat – from the right company – corroborate the survivor’s account
Bill Gates has quit as Microsoft chairman to take up a new role as technology adviser in a management shake-up that will see Satya Nadella become chief executive.
The number of pensioners in Greece dipped in January to 2.64 million from 2.66 million in December, Kathimerini onlinre reports quoting data published by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security. The data also revealed that 1,343 pensions were still being paid to individuals who are deceased. The data also showed that Greek state paid out a total of 173,045 benefits in January, at a cost of 55.44 million euros.
Deutsche Telekom has ploughed €2 billion into its Greek arm over the past five years. It plans to spend another €1.2 billion over the next four years.
Spar Greece is continuing to invest in the Greek market in the aftermath of the economic crisis by strengthening its market share with new stores.The retailer opened two new Eurospar stores at the end of 2013.
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