
Latvijas mazie uzņēmumi kiberdrošībai pievērš tikpat daudz uzmanības, cik Liepājas rokeri skaitļošanai
Aptauja atklāj, ka maziem uzņēmumiem kiberdrošība ir tikpat svarīga kā mūzikas teorijas mācīšana headbangošanas laikā.
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Aptauja atklāj, ka maziem uzņēmumiem kiberdrošība ir tikpat svarīga kā mūzikas teorijas mācīšana headbangošanas laikā.

The State Revenue Service has devised a revolutionary warning system that reminds people about possible foreign income.

A Lithuanian company has found that in Latvia, food is cheaper to buy at Lidl, but more expensive at Mego stores. Liepāja residents comment: we still go to Jānis at the harbor.

While Riga hotels are still figuring out how to earn more, Liepāja's Promenade Hotel has already proven the recipe is simple — build more rooms and wait for a miracle.

The Competition Council, after an in-depth investigation, concludes that fuel prices in Latvia are indeed determined by the free market, not by evil gas station owners.

Forest management company creates innovative personnel management system — 11 directors in one place without competition.

The Rural Support Service received 864 applications for support due to adverse weather conditions, but there's only enough money for half the applicants.

An important meeting took place in Frankfurt where they decided everything stays the same. Tram passengers are not surprised.

While Eurostat counts wage growth, Liepāja residents have long known - good labor costs are like quality rock music: you have to pay for it to sound right.

The Slovak government has decided that fuel tourism is not the same as cultural exchange, and now foreigners will have to pay like grown-ups.

While everyone in Liepāja understands that if the wind blows harder, you need to put on a warmer jacket, Wall Street financial experts have discovered a revolutionary principle - the more fuel costs, the less stocks cost.

Local entrepreneur learned that the municipality supports eating in trams, but considers the hotel bus idea too bold.