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The organization LTOU has appointed a new head of its board, with the statement emphasizing that the organization's operations will not be significantly impacted by this change.
Lithuanian companies have been involved in the majority of the top 10 mergers and acquisitions deals in the Baltic region this year.
Belarus has denied Lithuania's request to extradite A. Kandrotas, while K. Budrys suggests that a windfall tax should be evaluated within the current geopolitical landscape.
The head of EuroCommerce stated that the current situation involves significant risks and important factors are being contested.
Following the US elections, global stock markets have seen a decrease, with Elon Musk's companies experiencing a dip and oil prices recovering to $100 per barrel.
The Lithuanian tax authority will receive a potent new tool that is expected to generate an additional 200 million Euros for the state budget.
A court has ruled that Lidl must pay a 100,000 Euro fine for engaging in misleading advertising, confirming the legality of the penalty.
T. Okmanas has stepped down from his position on the supervisory board of the company Artea.
J. Aleksiejevas, identifying himself as being from the government, stated his intention to assist the intended audience.
V. Kubilius is resigning from his role as Google's head in the Baltic states, marking the end of a significant portion of his career.
The shoe manufacturer Ecco is implementing significant staff reductions, letting go of 2,400 workers and shutting down two of its production facilities due to financial challenges.
During the tender process for the new Neris River bridge construction, potential contractors are evaluating claims after being presented with an offer to assume project risks.