Swedbank lays off hundreds of employees; media relations head departs ↗
Front page leadSwedbank is reportedly letting go of hundreds of employees, with its head of media relations also leaving the bank.
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Swedbank is reportedly letting go of hundreds of employees, with its head of media relations also leaving the bank.
A respected publication has labeled Kulbergs as a populist, prompting commentary and analysis from political scientists.
A serious four-car accident on Dārzciema Street has resulted in one fatality.
Sabule discusses the challenges of competing without state support and offers advice to young athletes on how to move forward.
A discussion on the future of the Latvian Academy of Sciences, questioning whether it serves elite researchers or acts as a passive body.
The top goaltender in the NHL has made a comeback to the game after a period of conflict and extended drama.
The building that housed the iconic 'Santa and Barbara' store will be redeveloped into a new quarter.
London's Arsenal suffered an embarrassing defeat in the FA Cup against a team from the fourth tier of English football.
A discussion about whether Latvian television shows are normalizing aggression through on-screen acts of violence.
The Latvian musical group 'Raxtu Raxti' has launched their new folk album titled 'Viena saule, viena zeme'.
The Netherlands has announced its decision not to compete in next year's Eurovision song contest, citing reasons related to Israel.
Actor Noah Wyle has been recognized as the sexiest man in the world.
A new study suggests that artificial intelligence chatbots could be diminishing a crucial aspect of human experience.
Key management positions at the 'Jaunpils pienotava' dairy company have undergone significant changes.