New Consumer Credit Rules Imminent: Relevant for All Retail Businesses ↗
Front page leadNew consumer credit rules are set to take effect soon, which will be relevant for all retail businesses.
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The Verslo žinios front page features a mix of domestic Lithuanian business and economic news, alongside international developments. Key topics include upcoming consumer credit rule changes, geopolitical events impacting air space over Vilnius, and real estate market trends in the Baltics. There's…
New consumer credit rules are set to take effect soon, which will be relevant for all retail businesses.
Latvia has not agreed to lift sanctions against Russian oligarchs, and airspace restrictions were imposed over Vilnius airport overnight.
Minister M. Sinkevičius discusses air defense, taxes, family benefits, diesel prices, Belarusian fertilizers, and the presidential elections with Verslo žinios.
Real estate developers are flooding Tallinn with new apartments due to an oversupply in the market.
The 'wholesale' digital euro is launching, introducing a new settlement solution for financial markets.
An article discussing managerial roles and dismissals.
Global stock markets are showing positivity, and Bitcoin has attracted a significant buyer.
The price of diesel has reached historic highs following a significant 9.5% increase.
The CDU party did not get into the Mecklenburg state parliament, a result F. Merz described as a catastrophe, though he intends to continue his reforms.
An analysis questioning the future strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz.
Customers express extreme dissatisfaction and a loss of trust in ESO (Energy Distribution Operator) due to drought-related issues.
Ukrainian company DEMZ plans to invest 93.3 million Euros in Lithuania, marking a significant foreign investment.
US sanctions are deemed an insufficient reason for not opening a bank account in Europe.