According to the withdrawal of Kesko Senukai from the shareholders of the Belarusian trading network OMA, the country’s KGB has
Due to the export of Lithuanian wood, the local industry is experiencing an increasing shortage and price of raw materials.
The World Bank lowered its forecast for global economic growth to 2.9%, down 1.2 percentage points from its January forecast,
A new rule will come into force next month to prevent claims management companies (CMCs) from paying subsidies when they
The governments of the member states of the European Union (EU) and the European Parliament agreed on Tuesday on the
State-owned company Ignitis offered the most expensive electricity for sale to the population by choosing an independent supplier on Tuesday,
In 2021, the consolidated turnover of CityBee, which provides car-sharing services in the Baltic States, reached an all-time high in
The Seimas is called upon to determine what proportion of vehicles purchased through public procurement should be powered by alternative
There are only two weeks left before the end of the second phase of electricity liberalization and hundreds of thousands
Those who heat their homes with firewood are now starting to prepare for winter, but those who buy firewood are
This year, accommodation in Lithuanian rural tourist properties will become on average 10-20% more expensive. The locals don’t seem intimidated
Euribor has been negative for about 7 years and 6 months. the interest rate fell to zero on Monday and
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz assures that it is very important for Ukraine and the rest of the world that grain
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, visiting Vilnius, is convinced that the sixth package of sanctions against Russia is “very strong” and
The Baltic and Polish electricity transmission system operators have signed a financing agreement with the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment
The Seimas made changes proposing to ban minors from participating in all lotteries – they would not be able to
British companies rose stock prices on Monday as some of the Covid-19 restrictions in Asia were lifted and European trade
Audit giant PwC and one of its employees have been fined a total of £ 3.1 million for errors that
According to the withdrawal of Kesko Senukai from the shareholders of the Belarusian trading network OMA, the country’s KGB has
Due to the export of Lithuanian wood, the local industry is experiencing an increasing shortage and price of raw materials.
The World Bank lowered its forecast for global economic growth to 2.9%, down 1.2 percentage points from its January forecast,
A new rule will come into force next month to prevent claims management companies (CMCs) from paying subsidies when they
The governments of the member states of the European Union (EU) and the European Parliament agreed on Tuesday on the
State-owned company Ignitis offered the most expensive electricity for sale to the population by choosing an independent supplier on Tuesday,
In 2021, the consolidated turnover of CityBee, which provides car-sharing services in the Baltic States, reached an all-time high in
The Seimas is called upon to determine what proportion of vehicles purchased through public procurement should be powered by alternative
There are only two weeks left before the end of the second phase of electricity liberalization and hundreds of thousands
Those who heat their homes with firewood are now starting to prepare for winter, but those who buy firewood are
This year, accommodation in Lithuanian rural tourist properties will become on average 10-20% more expensive. The locals don’t seem intimidated
Euribor has been negative for about 7 years and 6 months. the interest rate fell to zero on Monday and
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz assures that it is very important for Ukraine and the rest of the world that grain
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, visiting Vilnius, is convinced that the sixth package of sanctions against Russia is “very strong” and
The Baltic and Polish electricity transmission system operators have signed a financing agreement with the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment
The Seimas made changes proposing to ban minors from participating in all lotteries – they would not be able to
British companies rose stock prices on Monday as some of the Covid-19 restrictions in Asia were lifted and European trade
Audit giant PwC and one of its employees have been fined a total of £ 3.1 million for errors that