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The Verslo žinios front page features a mix of domestic Lithuanian business news and international affairs. Top stories include the challenges in constructing Lithuania's National Stadium, ongoing geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran, and issues faced by tenants at Vilnius's Benediktas…
This article examines the progress and remaining challenges in the construction of Lithuania's National Stadium, highlighting frustrations experienced by A. Avulis.
The article discusses the escalating tensions between the US and Iran, suggesting that the end of the conflict is becoming more distant as both nations are entangled.
This story reports on the difficulties faced by some tenants at the Benediktas Market in Vilnius, leading to temporary halts in their business activities, though they remain optimistic.
Economists from the European Central Bank predict a probable stock market correction in Europe, which is expected to negatively impact individual investors.
The article details how A. Gedvilas obtained assets valued around 200,000 Euros, linked to an outstanding debt from 'Soltekana'.
This piece by R. Šimkutė explains that numerous Lithuanian companies will soon realize that TIS2 regulations are applicable to them, even if they are not registered.
This report on global financial markets indicates a resurgence of 'bond bears' and suggests a potential threat to stock prices.
The article announces a change in leadership at Wargaming's Vilnius office, with I. Lekavičiūtė taking over as head from M. Katina.
A large-scale biomethane power plant is being planned for construction in the vicinity of Rietavas, Lithuania.
This report details potential Iranian actions in response to war escalation, including attacks on European US targets, and notes skepticism regarding the appointment of O. Laneckis to the LTOU board.
