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The search engine says it still has plenty of customers to remain afloat.
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In the Lithuanian Seimas the next round of discussion concerning sale of land to the foreigners lies ahead.
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Vilius Kavaliauskas,well-known Lithuanian political scientist, shares his view on interrelation of national minorities in Lithuania.
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The Euro 2000 semifinal between France and Portugal ended in chaos as Portuguese players erupted in fury at referee Guenter Benko's decision to award a controversial late penalty against them.
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The anti-Hungarian manifestations in Marosvasarhely (western Romania) after the second round of local elections are far from reflecting a tolerant European mentality.
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On Wednesday the "Kosmos-3M" light carrierrocket was launched from the "Plesetsk" cosmodrome.
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Society still discusses the harm of computer games while some scientists begin to speak about another side of a coin: computer and video games give something good.
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Canadian scientists found that one virus destroy cancer tumor cells. Maybe it is the beginning of anti-cancer medicine?
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On the 23 of June, appearing in Moscow at a seminar of an Intel on electronic commerce, the president and the main executive director of this corporation Dr. K.Barrett has outlined the strategy on global distribution of electronic business.
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Microsoft has continued to strengthen its grasp on the global browser market, according to new statistics from WebSideStory’s Statmarket.
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Clicking on to the Malaysian Government's new Web site is more like opening the pages of a dusty official manual than entering the cyberspace world of eye-catching images and instant information.
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Nomura International plc said in a statement Friday it is preparing a legal challenge to the sale of the Czech Republic's third-biggest bank, Ivesticni a Postova Banka (IPB) to CeskoSlovenska Obchodni Banka (CSOB).
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More than $6 trillion in online B2B trade is expected by 2005, representing 42 percent of total US B2B non-service spending, according to research by Jupiter Communications.
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Europe's antitrust chief said Monday he will reject the $115 billion WorldCom-Sprint megamerger unless the companies come up with another plan to ease concern over its combined Internet dominance.
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It is noticed that the Lithuanian owners borrow mostly in order to survive and revive, not to expand.
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...The children played here long before the building of the Egyptian pyramids.
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search.lt presents newest links
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In his "first-ever" national Webcast, President Clinton today intends to unveil a series of e-government initiatives that the administration contends will make the federal government far more Internet-accessible.
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Turning up the heat on Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak , Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat told thousands of cheering supporters in the West Bank on Sunday that Palestinian statehood could be proclaimed within weeks.
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We are talking to Robertas Urbonas, the executive director of the Lithuanian film studio. And we get known that it was supposed to shoot such famous films as "Saving Private Ryan" and "Schindler's List" in Lithuania.
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