They have been on strike since last Thursday, opposing the government's decision to include them in the labour reserve and the unified payroll table.

After a year and a half of sufferings, the country has come to the brink and GRReporter asked its readers the key question, "What will happen to Greece by the end of 2011?"

Greece is starting to live in the rhythm of the most critical week in the last two years. On Friday, European leaders will decide the fate of the Greek debt and the government wants to pass one of its most stringent laws.

Like many other economic sectors, the restaurant business has been severely hit by the increased tax burden and threefold higher VAT. Strikes and All Inclusive services also knock a nail in the coffin of restaurants.

Few companies can be proud for having products that have changed the development of entire industries and at the same time strongly affecting the lives of many people. Apple can easily rank among these companies. Here's how this happened.

Black Duck presents a photo exhibition on Charlie Chaplin and contemporary Spanish artists are presented at TAF

The three year tax release from the income tax for traders under 35 years old is eliminated retroactively