The rise and fall of «Marinopoulos»
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The rise and fall of «Marinopoulos»

The Marinopoulos family dominated the Greek retail trade and pharmaceutical industry for decades. It began in 1893 with a pharmacy in Solon, while in 1949 FAMAR was founded. In 1962 he opened the first supermarket in Kolonaki. Dimitris Marinopoulos was president of BSE in 1966-1970 and 1974-1978. The family brought to Greece Marks & Spencer (1990), Gap (2008) and Starbucks. In June 2016 the chain went bankrupt with debts of more than 1 billion euros due to overborrowing, incorrect handling and family disputes. The network passed to Slavenis, and recently lost Starbucks.

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The car of Kyriakos Mitsotakis and the other leaders
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The car of Kyriakos Mitsotakis and the other leaders

Kyriakos Mitsotakis uses two armored SUVs: a BMW X5 Security Plus with a V8 450 horsepower and a Land Rover Range Rover Sentinel. He refused to receive the armoured BMW 760Li acquired in 2011 for 1.5m euros. Instead, Trump is driven to Cadillac One «The Beast», moving bunker over $1.5 million, while Putin in Russian Aurus Senat. Macron chose the first 100% electric presidential vehicle, DS N°8, while Murch uses Mercedes S 680 Guard. Shi Jinping moves with the luxury Hongqi L5 worth $900,000.

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Energy prices: On 22 April, the measures were adopted.«embankment» increases
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Energy prices: On 22 April, the measures were adopted.«embankment» increases

European Commission President Ursula von der Leien announced that targeted and temporary support measures against energy price rises will be presented on 22 April. Since the start of the Middle East conflict 44 days ago, the fossil fuel import account has increased by 22 billion euros. The measures will include income support programmes, flexible State aid rules, coordination to fill natural gas reserves and release of strategic oil reserves. The presentation will precede the informal European Council in Cyprus, 23-24 April.

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Young people throw out ties and catch the... Mystri - The shift in technical professions
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Young people throw out ties and catch the... Mystrian – Turning to technical professions

Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, warns that overemphasis on university professions creates a labour market crisis. In an interview with the BBC he stresses that technical professions, such as plumbers and electricians, gain equally strong prospects. Investigations show that 38% of employers plan to hire fewer graduates due to artificial intelligence, while 41% of workers fear disappearance of admission levels. At the same time, 61% of young people under 28 now consider technical professions attractive, with AI creating new opportunities in practical areas that cannot be automated.

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