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Lithuania’s Payment Card Market is Growing Fastest in CEE
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Everyone from Microsoft Corp.’s Bill Gates to booth pitchmen are hyping the joys of wireless networking at this week’s Comdex trade show
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German organizers and FIFA on Tuesday launched "The Celebrating Faces," the logo of the 2006 World Cup
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The long-standing appreciation of the zloty may hurt Poland's burgeoning exports, the government has warned
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Security experts and two former CIA officials said today that warnings of cyberattacks by al-Qaeda against western economic targets should not be taken lightly
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US President George W. Bush will meet with leaders of the Baltic states in Lithuania and travel to Russia and Romania after next week's NATO summit in Prague, the White House announced Friday.
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Intel hit the ground running Monday by unveiling a dozen new additions to its Intel Xeon processor lineup
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search.lt presents newest links
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A congress of the Chechen people will be held in Moscow on December13, announced Aslambek Aslakhanov, a deputy of the State Duma from the Chechen Republic
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North Korea's state-run radio reported for the first time Sunday that the communist country has nuclear weapons, but South Korean officials doubted the credibility of the report
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Today Kaunas Music Theatre is the second largest theatre in Lithuania
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Finland’s Finnkino Targets at the Lion’s Share of Lithuania’s Cinema Market
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The south-western region of Silesia has been identified by French Citroen-Peugeot as a likely location for the group's new Citroen car assembly plant
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Czesh Authorities Deny Lukashenko Entry Visa
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Following a week of speculation, WorldCom Friday made it official: the down-and-out telco signed former Hewlett-Packard President and Chief Operating Officer Michael D. Capellas as its new chairman and CEO
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Post-communist countries see alliance entry as way to West
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Cybersecurity bill inserted into homeland security legislation
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Germany and France have been publicly rapped on the knuckles by the European Commission over their budgets
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In an unusual move in an international hacking case, the U.S. government wants to extradite Gary McKinnon, a 36-year-old unemployed British computer administrator
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Handheld devices, once solely the province of CEOs needing a small electronic organizational device, are another step closer to being accepted as teaching aids in public schools
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