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Strait of Hormuz closes, but Liepāja port still open to everyone!
While Iran blocks oil routes, Liepāja proves that a real port never sleeps.
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Scammers Discover Digital Asset Reserve: Offering Liepāja Residents Investment in Tram Ticket Cryptocurrency
A fraudulent scheme has appeared online promising quick profits from digital assets. The Ministry of Finance warns citizens, but Karosta is already thinking about its own cryptocurrency.
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Latvian banks earned so much money in January that even Liepāja market vendors are getting jealous
While banks raked in 29.5 million in profits in January, Liepāja residents are still searching for coins in their couch cushions.
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PTAC teaches Liepāja residents the electricity supplier chess game: how not to lose money and lights
The Consumer Protection Center rushes to help those who still think electricity appears when you flip the wall switch.
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Latvia's GDP grows by 2.1% - Liepāja market vendors already planning summer vacation in the Maldives
While Riga was counting percentages, in Liepāja we were already calculating how many hot piroshki we can buy with the extra money.
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Netflix throws in the towel: Hollywood billionaires queue up like at Liepāja market for fresh fish
Netflix refuses to fight for Warner Bros. Discovery, while billionaires battle over Paramount and Ellison like tourists fighting for the last seat on a Liepāja tram.
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SRS reveals new tax return: now with fewer colorful frames and more text
The State Revenue Service promises to simplify the annual income tax return - from two forms down to one, but you'll still need to learn how to stand in line.
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Sesks Outraged: Riga Gets Indefinite Status, Liepāja Until 2050 - Is This a New Form of Discrimination?
Liepāja SEZ chief Uldis Sesks doesn't understand why Riga and Ventspils get indefinite status, but Liepāja has to think about 2050 like it's the apocalypse.
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Riga City Council prepares to sell its houses on the stock exchange, while Liepāja doesn't even think about such nonsense
The capital's politicians have decided to play around with stocks and exchanges to sell their property management company. In Liepāja, they don't even laugh at such madness.
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European Central Bank Can't Count Money for Third Year Running - Liepāja Market Traders Offer Help
The ECB has been posting losses for the third consecutive year, but Liepāja market traders say they could teach them how to handle money properly.
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Liepāja and Rēzekne SEZ extended until 2050 - investors can peacefully plan their retirement
Parliamentary wisdom reveals that 15 years isn't enough for business, so they're giving another 15 - because how else will investors figure out where to stash their millions.
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Hagberg promises to build 200 homes on Debess Street - will Liepāja become the city of heaven?
While people in Riga live in basements for astronomical prices, Liepāja is building 200 apartments with balconies and storage rooms.
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