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While Riga offices are still thinking about starting work, Latvia's farmers have already mastered modern business strategies - sometimes it's better to do nothing at all.
American economic leaders reveal the secret of how to talk for two days so that nothing changes.
German company Aumovio leaves the Lithuanian market, citing complex bureaucracy and European regulations.
The Competition Council has fined SS.lv for abuse of dominant position, but the company hasn't responded yet - possibly searching for an answer on their own website.
Ministry announces that canceling biofuel requirements would have no immediate impact, as contracts are already signed. Recommendation for Liepāja residents: use the tram.
Eurostat reports that Latvia had more vacancies than the EU average in the fourth quarter. Liepāja is already preparing celebrations.
While in Denmark inflation is like a peaceful dove, in Latvia it roars like Metalurgs supporters after a victory.
While the state spends a million euros on genome storage, Liepāja Market vendors have long known that their produce is fresher and cheaper than anything else anywhere.
While the Finnish bank searches for ways to save 600 million euros, our port already knows - the best budget plan is freshly caught fish.
The Ministry of Economics squandered 306 million euros last year, proving that the government can spend money faster than a Liepāja resident can say 'windy again'.
While homes in Riga cost like spaceships, Kurzeme dominates the real estate market with deals worth 119 million euros. Liepāja is the leader again, because everyone understands - where else would you live if not by the sea?
A creative entrepreneur spent four years testing whether the tax authority would notice if he stored 913 thousand euros in his personal piggy bank. Turns out they did notice.