Construction Sector Leaders Adapt to Constant Changes, Now Preparing for… ↗
Front page leadLeaders in the construction sector have become accustomed to continuous changes and are now preparing for all eventualities.
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The front page of Verslo Žinios focuses on Lithuanian business and economic news, with some international coverage. Top stories include the construction sector adapting to change, projected salary increases, and Lithuania's role in EU budget discussions. Other prominent stories cover the bond…
Leaders in the construction sector have become accustomed to continuous changes and are now preparing for all eventualities.
Salaries are expected to increase next year, but the growth will not be significant and will not apply to all employees.
Lithuanian Prime Minister comments on the deficit budget, stating social democrats are acting responsibly, while Ukraine is set to resume attacks on Russian oil refineries.
An investor with 70 million euros is preparing to enter the bond market.
Analyst J. Christiansen notes that China has surpassed the European Union and is continuing its rapid advancement.
The logistics company Girteka has opened its own service center for trucks in Germany, which can perform repairs up to 40% faster.
The State Tax Inspectorate (VMI) clarifies that per diem allowances are not applicable for work trips of several days that include overnight stays on the way home.
Estonian company Skeleton, having received a nine-figure investment from Siemens, is expanding in the United States.
Netflix is reducing its workforce by 1,000 employees.
SBA Urban has halted the development of an 80 million euro wind town project in Svencelė and has canceled home reservations.
Air Baltic is adjusting its flight schedules and facing new deadlines.
Business leaders are planning their budgets for 2027, acknowledging financial constraints.
The private healthcare sector in 2027 is expected to focus on premium services, with a risk of some providers facing bankruptcy.