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Company invests 30 000 in a new Melnā coffee brand
Melna kafija (Black coffee) producer has decided to invest LVL 30 000 in the creation of a new brand in order to strengthen its position on the market. The new Melnā coffee brand is called to increase the retail market share in the Baltics and export markets – Russia, Denmark, Finland and Belarus.
PhotoDragonfly backpackers might help scientists in studying how animals plan their movements
The backpack neurotransmitter designed by Anthony Leonardo is aimed at understanding how a dragonfly predicts the trajectory of its prey and how a dragonfly plans its course to catch it.
Riga now has a Laima embassy
On Tuesday, June 28, a Laima embassy was opened in Riga, Kalku Street 28. It was created specifically to allow the company to communicate with society more openly. It will also symbolize the company as a confectionery legend in Latvia since 1870 and help the guests of the capital to learn more about Riga's Queen of Chocolates.
Latvian Finance Minister appoints new representative to the Board of Riga Free port
Latvian Finance Minister Andris Vilks has appointed the Deputy State Secretary Baiba Bane as the ministry's representative in the Board of Riga Free port.
Daily Joke: Honesty
A man leaves a bar, gets into his car and drives away. 200 yards further he's stopped by a police officer...
New cars in Latvia are largely bought by companies
88.7% of Latvian residents that bought cars in the past few months were largely interested in used cars. According to them, their prices and maintenance costs are more efficient. Buyers of new cars, however, say they prefer new cars because of their top quality and technical state, as well as fuel and maintenance costs.
Russia and U.S. fail to agree over Syria
U.S. and Russian presidents have met as part of the G8 summit to discuss the resolution of Syrian civil war, but have agreed to disagree.
One of the first Art Nouveau buildings in Riga is falling apart
Due to the neglect of its owners, one of the oldest Art Nouveau buildings in Riga is falling apart. It was built in 1899. Its architect is Rudolf Heinrich Von Zirwitz. The building situation on Vilandes Street 11 in Riga is a national architectural and cultural landmark.
Bomb explodes in Kabul hours before Afghanistan security hand-over
The blast, believed to have been performed by a suicide bomber, comes on the day when NATO is expected to formally hand over command of security responsibilities to Afghan forces.
Two potential investors appear to have an interest for airBaltic
According to Latvian Transport Minister Anrijs Matiss, negotiations with two potential investors are currently being held in regard to Latvia's National airBaltic airline.
FCMC revokes all licenses held by Balva
The Finance and Capital Market Commission (FCMC) has made the decision to revoke all licenses currently held by Balva Insurance. This decision was made in order to protect the interests of the agency's clients.
Latvian companies to partake in the Paris Air Show for the first time
Two Latvian companies – Centre Composite and Aviatest – will be participating in the Paris Air Show this week. This will be the first time for Latvian companies to participate in an event that gathers giants like Boeing, Airbus, Bombardier Aerospace and Eurocopter.
The Latvian Ethnographic Open-Air Museum celebrates the summer solstice
At the end of last week, the Latvian Ethnographic Open-Air Museum celebrated the summer solstice in preparation for Ligo and Midsummer.
Daily Joke: How?
A man went to the police station wishing to speak with the burglar who had broken into his house the night before...
June 18 in Pictures
Minister: some deputies lack personal opinions and freedom
Standard & Poor's upgrades Latvia's rating
Series of deaths in circle of Aivars Lembergs
Eko Bus business is growing; a "war" begins
airBaltic cancels flights to Nice
Latvian Spilva plans to invest 500 000 in production
Airbus A350 makes first flight successfully
Riga Free port official submits resignation because of a pleasure trip
Latvian ice hockey player Kristiāns Pelšs is missing; he may have drowned
Firearms licence requirements to be made stricter in Latvia
Latvia's population has dropped 1% in 2012
PHOTO: iris – garden wonders of the Natural History Museum of Latvia
Latvians are the least financially secure residents of Baltic States
Flying bicycle succeeds in test flight
Chemical weapons used in Syria, Washington claims
June 13 in Pictures
Huge system of storms moves over U.S.
Colombia hosts Miss Pole Dance 2012
VIDEO: Airline fined for in-flight bikini show
VIDEO: The birth of a snowflake
VIDEO: World's most dangerous marketplace
VIDEO: The World In 2 Minutes
June 17 in Pictures
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June 12 in Pictures
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