This is it, my friends! It happened! We finally found someone willing to take over and continue our business. In the year of our 25th anniversary, in June – precisely the month the first ever issue of ...

German-owned Estonian company Leonhard Weiss has replaced Hidrostatyba, a Lithuanian company that filed for restructuring in late 2019, as the for the construction of the 55-million-euro ...

Estonian wind energy company Nelja Energia opened on Wednesday the 6.9 MW Ojaküla wind energy park in the Viru Nigula parish, which was financed from the sales proceeds of pollution quota by Estonia ...

The tobacco producer and retailer Scandinavian Tobacco has changed its brand name to British American Tobacco Latvia, according to the information from the Registry of Enterprises' Lursoft information ...

The city of Tallinn water utility Tallinna Vesi will meet to approve the resignation of the current Chief Executive Officer Ian Plenderleith and the appointment of Karl Heino Brookes as his ...

The Estonian business paper Äripäev revealed its annual TOP 500 list of richest people of Estonia on Friday and claimed that the richest person in Estonia is BLRT Grupp’s biggest owner Fyodor Berman ...

National airline airBaltic believes Russian bank AKB Investbank's claim that the airline return its alleged debt, is unfounded, and airBaltic will turn to the courts if it has to protect it rights, ...

The government of Latvia today approved new Fire Safety Regulations, where one provision is that all apartments and private homes will have to be equipped with smoke detectors from 2020, reports LETA.

Lithuania and Finland, two Nordic-Baltic sisters, are interconnected by long-ranging historical, political, and cultural links. It is great to state the fact that Lithuania and Finland have truly deep ...

Construction foams and silicones producer Henkel Makroflex closed its plant in Oitti, Finland and moves all of its production to the South West Estonian resort town Pärnu, LETA/Postimees Online ...

The Bank of Latvia Council today resolved to leave the interest rates and reserve requirement set by the Bank of Latvia unchanged. Albeit a moderate rise in domestic demand and consumption is expected ...

In January 2020, drug wholesalers sold EUR 37.28 million worth (including VAT) of medicines in Latvia, which is an increase of 7.19% against the same period a year ago and a 2.98 percent rise against ...