More Housing Being Built, But It's Not Easier for People to Afford ↗
Front page leadDespite an increase in housing construction, the affordability of homes for the general population remains a significant challenge.
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Despite an increase in housing construction, the affordability of homes for the general population remains a significant challenge.
A public procurement tender worth €1.3 million for 'Pirmoji kava' by J. Morkūnas was awarded under unusual circumstances, including a negative price bid, highlighting potential issues in the public procurement system.
US President Donald Trump announced a broad economic campaign against Iran, while Ukrainian President Zelensky urged the international community to react to new Russian attacks.
Lithuanian company Teltonika has financed its factory in Vietnam with €5.3 million as part of its expansion into the Asian market.
The market for low-value parcels shipped from China has experienced a significant structural decline, with a 98% decrease in volume during July.
An analysis by R. Šimkutė explains that numerous Lithuanian companies may soon realize that TIS2 regulations are applicable to them, irrespective of their current registration status.
A discussion on the Lithuanian labor market highlights that women around the age of 40 are considered too old to enter or advance in the workforce.
An update on the construction of the National Stadium discusses the major challenges that persist and the frustrations expressed by A. Avulis.
The financial report for 'Akola Group' indicates a 4% decrease in revenue and a 29% drop in profits.
After recently opening a new factory in the Kaunas Free Economic Zone (FEZ), the company 'Burga' is set to further expand its operations with an additional €34 million investment.