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The front page of Verslo žinios features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on security incidents involving drones and military actions. Business and economic news are also prominent, including real estate, retail, and company-specific updates. There's also a mention of…
A drone that entered Lithuania was destroyed by NATO fighters, with debris found; authorities are investigating if it carried explosives. Separately, a Russian warship fired signal flares at a Danish helicopter.
The apartment market in Lithuania has not cooled down after the summer, but a period of increased scrutiny is now starting.
A ranking of retail companies by salary reveals that seven companies belonging to the 'Kilo Group' are among the top payers.
Former US President Donald Trump is reportedly speaking about an 'unholy conspiracy' against Artificial Intelligence, while R. Malinauskas is set to lose his position as mayor of Druskininkai.
Plans are underway in the Kretinga district to create a new settlement spanning 35 hectares.
The 'sandwich syndrome' is significantly affecting individuals who are pursuing career advancement.
An analysis by K. Matulaitis suggests that the bankruptcy of Air Baltic does not signify a complete end for the airline.
The company 'Novo Nordisk' is undergoing a name change.
In a major transaction, 'Apollo' has acquired the airline 'easyJet' for £5.7 billion.
There are opportunities for innovative women to receive prize money of up to EUR 100,000.
