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Verslo žinios, a Lithuanian business news outlet, is covering a range of topics including real estate investment, the future of an "Orlen Lietuva" plant, and broader European economic and political developments. There's also a focus on international events such as the search for a new ECB head…
The "Demus" apartment fund is reducing its minimum investment threshold, aiming to attract investors looking for alternatives to traditional housing or bonds.
There is a call to change the name of the Taiwanese Representative Office in Vilnius, while the shooter from Krakow has died in hospital.
If the decision is made to cease operations of the "Orlen Lietuva" plant, Lithuania would gain significant legal leverage.
This week's agenda includes negotiations regarding Ukraine, the search for Christine Lagarde's successor at the ECB, discussions on AI at the EU, a climate change conference, and soldiers deployed at the border with Russia.
An EU measure has proven effective, leading to the reactivation of steel furnaces across Europe.
The CEO of 'Pandora' observes that the current global business model is becoming unsustainable and advocates for a change in leadership approaches.
Polish Prime Minister D. Tusk has announced a period of mourning in Poland following a shooting incident, with three bodies discovered in the perpetrator's home.
Seven companies associated with the 'Kilo Grupe' have been recognized as being among the top 20 most generous retailers towards their employees.
A new development, 'Roma Tower', being built on land allocated by the Warsaw Archbishopric, is set to offer apartments at record-high prices.
Support for the UK rejoining the EU is reportedly increasing, with speculation that Brussels might be open to compromises regarding the Euro and the Schengen Area.
