SocietyIsrael is looking into possibilities to import Lithuanian beef and eggs, the Baltic country's Agriculture Minister Giedrius Surplys says. One of the largest travel planning platforms Expedia to move its office to Vilnius for a week2018-08-06, 14:37British Telecommunications (BT Group) and Expedia’s UK branch are both temporarily moving their offices to Vilnius this September thanks to the Workation Vilnius programme. The two major UK companies, together with Danish startup OrderYOYO, represent the winning teams. These companies will delegate teams of up to 10 people who will arrive in Vilnius in September, and will combine work and leisure here. The Workation Vilnius programme initiative gives winners a chance to get to know and appreciate our city. The European Commission has allowed making part of direct payments to Lithuanian farmers, affected by the recent drought, earlier. Lithuanian-grown whiteleg shrimp may in the near future appear on the menus of the country's restaurants and on the shelves of retail stores. Vilnius authorities on Wednesday, August 1, 2018, launched an online system for hotels and other accommodation providers for the declaration of the so called "pillow tax", or tourist fee. Lithuanian court upholds Kaunas' decision to name Turkish firm as stadium contract winner2018-08-01, 12:03A court has upheld Kaunas' decision to name Turkey's Kayi Insaat Sanayi ve Ticaret as the winning bidder for a contract to reconstruct the Darius and Girenas Stadium in Lithuania's second-biggest city. The Pentagon has signed a contract worth over 307 million US dollar on the production of Javelin antitank missile systems for the sale abroad. Very soon, guests driving to pick someone up from Vilnius Airport will be able to use a larger short-term car park. Car park, located right in front of the Arrivals Terminal, will be equipped with 10 new parking spaces by the end of July. Lithuania's wheat starch and gluten producer Roquette Amilina posted 16.351 mln euros in consolidated net profits, up 29.5% from 12.627 mln euros in 2016. Lithuania's state-run railway company Lietuvos Gelezinkeliai (Lithuanian Railways) will pay 34 mln euros in dividends to the state for 2017, in the largest dividend payments since 2012. |
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