Greece is struggling to avoid the collapse of a second big privatization deal, amid threats and pressure from bidders for the state gaming monopoly to change key terms of the deal they agreed last month. The problems with the EUR700 million sale of Opap threatens to add to tension with Greece's international creditors, who fear the slow pace of privatizations will require further spending ...
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