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The Verslo žinios front page features a mix of Lithuanian and international business and economic news. Top stories include insights from a Nobel laureate economist on trade wars, a potential large defense sector deal, and an infographic on the rise of far-right parties in Europe. Lithuanian…
A Nobel Prize-winning economist discusses the unforeseen consequences of trade wars, specifically mentioning Donald Trump's understanding of the trade war with Canada.
A significant deal is on the horizon, and investors are advised to pay close attention to a major player in the defense industry.
An infographic visualizes the trend of European voters increasingly choosing far-right political parties, with one in four voters making this selection.
Alexander Lukashenko states that Belarus is exporting fertilizers to the US, but expresses frustration over millions of dollars being held up in banks.
The board of ESO (Energy Distribution Network) has announced its resignation.
Elon Musk has unveiled another innovative idea, which has been valued at 20 billion Euros.
The Kremlin has issued a nuclear threat against Lithuania following plans made by the Lithuanian Parliament (Seimas).
The Baltic stock exchange saw significant sales of 'Ignitis grupė' shares, facilitated by a Swedish bank.
Global stock markets are reacting to recent inflation figures, with expectations now pointing towards the Federal Reserve raising interest rates next week.
Investor Tommaso discusses his investment strategy, explaining his decision to sell shares in 'Artea' without any emotional attachment.
This week's key events include a strong focus on interest rates and news regarding Belarusian fertilizers being exported to the US.
An article suggesting that employees need a more realistic perspective and should abandon overly optimistic or naive views in the workplace.
Several Lithuanian tech companies, including 'Telia', 'Hostinger', 'Omnisend', and 'Tesonet', will financially support employees who choose to enlist in military service.
