Defense sector millions for super-dogs: genetically modified quadrupeds also… ↗
Millions are being allocated to the defense sector for 'super-dogs,' with genetically modified quadrupeds also under consideration.
Lithuania
Verslo žinios features a mix of domestic Lithuanian business news and international market analysis. Key domestic stories include a construction inspection halting a project in Vilnius, the potential sale of the Jysk furniture group, and a concerning trend in Lithuanian GDP contraction…
Millions are being allocated to the defense sector for 'super-dogs,' with genetically modified quadrupeds also under consideration.
Worsening business sentiment is causing concern for the economy.
An individual named Toomas is investing, and the IPO of Anthropic is making him want to buy.
Global stock markets are seeing a bearish trend in the US after a significant decline in technology stocks.
The construction inspection has stopped work on a 'Hanner' project located in the Žirmūnai district of the capital.
Despite the closure of its factory in Alytus, the owners of Jysk are selling the furniture group.
The head of a long-standing and large shooting range questions the need for extreme effort when the state shows no need for their services.
Cheap goods from 'Temu' and 'AliExpress' are facing growing restrictions, prompting Chinese companies to seek alternative markets.
The Pentagon has reportedly advised certain nations, including Lithuania, to adopt a less confrontational tone in their communications with Russia.
According to preliminary Eurostat data, Lithuania experienced the largest quarterly contraction in GDP within the European Union.