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Winner of Pontiac Silverdome auction revealed: Andreas Apostolopoulos of Triple Properties Inc.

November 19, 2009

By Jonathan Oosting - MLive.com Greek-born Toronto businessman Andreas Apostolopoulos was the winning bidder in Monday's final cry auction for the Pontiac Silverdome, according to the Oakland Pre...

Washington DC's Greek Deli and Catering

DC City Blog
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October 27, 2009

For 19 years, Kostas Fostieris’s Greek Deli in the Golden Triangle area has nourished some of downtown’s hungriest hotshots. Nestled alongside power-lunch spot Smith & Wollensky, the deli’s giant $7.5...

3 Greek Gods LLC ranks third fastest growing private company in Puget Sound

October 27, 2009

SEATTLE--(Business Wire)-- 3 Greek Gods LLC, owners of the ever-popular Greek Gods Yogurt, cinched an enviable spot on Puget Sound Business Journal`s annual list of Top 100 Fastest Growing Private Com...

Battle of the yogurts

October 22, 2009

This photo taken October 19, 2009 shows competing Greek Yogurts, Agro-Farma's Chobani, left, and Stonyfield Farm's Oikos set up at a dairy farm in Washington, N.H.. The two companies are ensnarled in

Legendary T-Bone Diner since 1934

The Queens Gazette
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October 22, 2009

The T-Bone Diner on Queens Blvd. has been a dining institution since 1934. Conveniently located just outside the subway stop, and down the street from the movie theater, any time is a good time to sto...

Soured yogurt relationship prompts lawsuits

Holly Ramer - The Associated Press
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October 22, 2009

CONCORD, N.H. — As a growing number of manufacturers compete to meet consumer demand for thick, tangy Greek-style yogurt, it's not only the yogurt that's getting strained. For most of the last deca...

Mistras Group Goes Public, Founder Rings Opening Bell at N.Y.S.E.

Eleni Kostopoulos
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October 15, 2009

NEW YORK – It was a memorable day for Mistras Group Inc. (MG), a New Jersey-based company that specializes in the nondestructive testing of infrastructure, primarily for the energy market, which we...

What's in a name? Trouble if Olympics is part of a business' name

Jeremy Gorner - Chicago Tribune
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October 10, 2009

The Olympic movement has passed over Chicago, but it has left a lasting and unpleasant mark on George Tsoukas' business. For some 40 years, he has owned a butcher shop near Randolph and Halsted str...

Mistras Group CEO Rings Opening Bell at NYSE, Company Goes Public

October 09, 2009

Mistras Group CEO and Chairman Sotirios Vahaviolos rung the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday morning, October 8, 2009, the day his company went public. Seen alongside him are hi

Mistras Group Goes Public; shares rise on day one

Eleni Kostopoulos
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October 09, 2009

NEW YORK – Mistras Group Inc. (MG), a New Jersey-based company that specializes in the nondestructive testing of infrastructure primarily for the energy market, went public on New York Stock Exchange ...

Astoria bar-lounge sued by DWI victim's family

The Associated Press
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October 03, 2009

NEW YORK — The family of a graduate student from Cyprus who was killed by a drunken driver has filed a lawsuit accusing a New York City restaurant of serving the alcohol that fueled the crash. Atto...

Taxim makes a splash with a no-usual-suspects Greek menu

Phil Vettel - Chicago Tribune
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October 01, 2009

There's no law that says a Greek restaurant must take up residence on the six-block stretch of Halsted Street known as Greektown, but one could be forgiven for thinking so. So, when a brash newcome...

Captain of industry: Spiro's serves it up to UM-St. Louis

Anne Marie Curran - The UM-St. Louis Current
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September 29, 2009

Spyridon Karagiannis, originally from Greece, graduated with a master's degree from University of Missouri - Saint Louis in history in 1974. Karagiannis also received his bachelor's degree in history ...

15 Minutes: A tailor-made life for Gus Pasalis

Edie Grosfield - Post-Bulletin
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September 28, 2009

Given his past and the paths he chose earlier in life, Gus Pasalis might have become a marketing executive, or maybe even a Greek Orthodox minister. In the end, he chose to be a tailor and developed a...

Antonopoulos Expands Funeral Home Business

Demetris Tsakas
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June 27, 2008

NEW YORK – “My later mother Catherine used to always tell us that it is better to lose an eye than to ruin the family name. We’ve always remembered her words of advice in every step of our lives, a...

New Hampshire Greek Diner Serves The Candidates Over Easy

January 04, 2008

By Lois Romano The Washington Post Chris Dodd will be the first one to show up for his cameo at 8 sharp Friday morning. But the Connecticut senator should be long gone by the time Bill Richardson ...

34 years later, last drop leaves bitter aftertaste at Louis Coffee Shop

November 26, 2007

By Rachana Rathi The Boston Globe The 34-year-old neighborhood institution, known for its home-style food and atmosphere, closed its doors at 2:30 p.m., taking with it one of the last vestiges of ...

Closing Time for a Budget Diner on a Luxury Block

Anthony Ramirez - New York Times
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August 16, 2007

Along a stretch of Madison Avenue in Manhattan, Chanel and Jimmy Choo share pride of address with a Greek diner called Gardenia, where an attention-seeking fan once lifted a French fry off Joe DiMaggi...

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