Economy

Lithuania and Poland establish Chamber of Commerce

The newly founded association the Polish-Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce has been officially launched this week. Its goal is to help businesses of the two countries to establish and strengthen business ties, promote cross-border cooperation, trade and investment. […]

Bank of Lithuania
Economy

Bank of Lithuania revises down GDP growth forecast

The Bank of Lithuania forecasts that the domestic demand-driven Lithuanian economy will continue growing, albeit at a slower pace than previously expected. The worse outlook for the Russian economy, determined by persisting geopolitical tensions and falling oil prices, will have an essential influence on this change, the central bank said. […]

Eurai
Economy

Minimum-earning workers in Lithuania among worst-paid in Europe

Despite the fact that minimum wage in Lithuania was raised in the beginning of 2015 to 300 euros, Lithuania is still behind most European countries. According to statistics published by Eurostat, Lithuania is 20th among countries that reported about their minimum wage. Luxembourg is leading with 1922.06 euros as minimum monthly pay to workers. […]

Economy

Lithuanian company develops software allowing sophisticated eye movement analysis with ordinary webcams

Neurotechnology, a provider of high-precision biometric, robotics and AI technologies, introduced the SentiGaze Software Development Kit (SDK). The SentiGaze algorithm enables designers and developers to create applications that use off-the-shelf webcams to track eye movements and generate heatmaps based on how a user gazes at a monitor. Heatmaps can be used for applications such as analysis of websites or determining the effectiveness of online advertising. The SDK can also be used to develop interfaces for a number of other gaze-aware applications, including games and software that provides disabled people with some assistance in controlling their computers. […]

Economy

Lithuania sees second-largest fall of industrial producer prices in EU

In January 2015, Lithuania saw the second largest fall of industrial producer prices on the domestic market in the European Union (EU) as they dropped by 3.1 percent. The country also experienced the second biggest decrease of industrial producer prices on a year-on-year basis (-10.6 percent), both time surpassed only by the Netherlands, Eurostat, the statistical office of the EU, reports. […]

No Picture
Economy

Unemployment in January at 9.8 percent in Lithuania

In January 2015, Lithuania’s seasonally adjusted unemployment accounted for 9.8 percent (144,000 people), Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, reports. […]