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Verslo žinios, a Lithuanian business news outlet, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include the impact of a storm on electricity demand and business contracts, a discussion on pension reform, and Lithuanian capital's involvement in office and apartment…
This article discusses the terms and conditions for terminating electricity contracts for small businesses, noting that while termination is possible, there are often extra stipulations to be aware of.
Lithuanian investment capital is leading the development of office spaces in a nearby capital city and is now also planning to enter the residential apartment construction market.
Following a storm, there is a proposal to declare a state of emergency at the national level, while the price of gold is approaching its highest point in the last three months.
The recent storm has led to a significant increase in the demand for essential supplies such as electric generators, saws, and bottled drinking water.
As global stock markets react to a perceived lack of trust in the United States, investors are increasingly turning to gold and bitcoin, with the latter approaching $80,000 USD.
Mantas Katinas has been appointed to lead both Tesonet and the INVL company 'Kurianti karta,' which focuses on creating the next generation.
This opinion piece by I. Povilaitienė suggests that individuals and businesses should begin preparing for the upcoming labor code reforms immediately.
This article reports that the Digitalization Agency (DI) has not assumed control of a certain entity or process, and the resulting situation is significantly more problematic than anticipated.
This piece explores the strategic partnership or business move involving Pepsi that paved the way for significant acquisition or partnership deals for the brewing giant Carlsberg.
I. Ruginienė indicates that more adjustments to the second pension pillar are possible and suggests awaiting the outcomes of current policies before implementing further changes.
A newly developed cancer vaccine has generated considerable excitement, with a professor describing it as a 'significant discovery' in the field of medical research.
This opinion piece discusses the pace of armament acquisitions, suggesting that it is progressing very slowly.
The logistics company Girteka is expanding its operations into Latvia and Romania by establishing new companies in those countries.
Following the failure of a trade agreement, both Canada and the United States do not anticipate resuming negotiations in the near future.
