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Barclays to invest in Lithuania

Jun 18, 2009

VILNIUS - Prime Minister Andrius Kubilius has confirmed that British bank Barclays will invest in Lithuania in the form of an IT service center sometime in the near future. The new center is expected to create almost 300 jobs by the end of 2009. “It seems that an agreement with one of the biggest world banks Barclays on the establishment of its service center in Lithuania may be successfully signed. This is highly important. It would be a computer service center,” Kubilius said on Ziniu Radij ...

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