Swedish Candy Brand Bubs Opens First Helsinki Store
Long queues formed outside the new Bubs location in central Helsinki as customers waited hours to purchase bulk sweets upon opening.
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Long queues formed outside the new Bubs location in central Helsinki as customers waited hours to purchase bulk sweets upon opening.

Despite companies investing thousands in branded apparel, employees often stop wearing them after a short period, suggesting the problem lies beyond just the logo and requires a deeper understanding of employee preferences.

NOTUS, a political news website, must temporarily suspend its plans to rebrand after a judge ruled in favor of The Washington Star in a trademark dispute.

Two Washington Post staffers have announced their departure from the embattled paper, taking parting shots at their bosses. They are reportedly joining the digital outlet NOTUS, highlighting internal tensions at the Post.

Lithuania's Ministry of Health announced that the first children conceived using donated embryos could be born this year, following the registration of draft amendments to the Assisted Reproduction Law in the Seimas.

A devastating storm in Latvia led to the cancellation or postponement of numerous concerts and events, sparking a discussion on the need for clearer safety criteria for public gatherings.

The publication NOTUS has decided to drop its planned rebranding as 'The Star' following a resolution of a trademark dispute with the new publisher of The Washington Star.

The Washington-based politics news publication NOTUS is rebranding as 'The Star' and expanding its local news and sports coverage, following significant layoffs at The Washington Post.

The Lithuanian Riflemen's Union (LŠS) has received drones from Philip Morris International to combat contraband, which will enable more effective monitoring and faster reaction to illegal cigarette balloons.
The U.S. Secret Service said it is conducting an aggressive campaign to staff the agency, with a report by Notus revealing details of the “unprecedented” recruitment effort
US officials are reportedly exploring the possibility of the government acquiring stakes in artificial intelligence companies.

Robert Allbritton's Notus plans to significantly expand its newsroom staff, including hiring prominent former Washington Post journalists, following the Post's recent layoffs.

Lithuania's border control and anti-contraband efforts have been bolstered with the addition of seven industrial 'Autel Alpha' drones, donated by US company Philip Morris Baltic to combat contraband carried by balloons.