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Saab automobile’s Bankruptcy might not wipe out the company but restructure itFriday, 26 August 2011 Saab automobile is having it really hard to meet its operational expenses such as paying its employees and suppliers, but this company seem to have an underlying secret. It continues to keep up itself and not falling into bankruptcy. Why and how...read on Denmark’s Løkke announces election Date amidst economic woesFriday, 26 August 2011 At a hastily called news conference at Marienborg, the Danish Premier Lars Lokke Rasmussen told all Danish premier, Lars Løkke Rasmussen at 11 o’clock Swedish time, made the announcement all have been waiting for – date for elections. He gave a short statement confirming that the election will be held on September 15. Impressively strong Swedish exports - Net trade surplus of goods increased in JulyFriday, 26 August 2011 Swedish trade balance showed a surplus of Skr12.2 billion in July, according to latest data from statistic Sweden. In the same month in 2010, the net trade balance stood at Skr 9.4 billion. Feeling the Swedish political pulse: Four Swedish political parties fall below parliamentary thresholdFriday, 26 August 2011 Four Swedish smaller political parties have now fallen below parliamentary threshold and if election were to be held today they will be out of the parliament
Hundreds duped on Tradera, an arm of eBay in SwedenWednesday, 24 August 2011 A group of scammer working on the auction site Tradera in Sweden that is associated to eBay, has managed to lure hundreds of thousands of Swedish Krona from unsuspecting shoppers. Foreign tourists spend more in SwedenWednesday, 24 August 2011Foreign tourists' consumption in Sweden rose last year by 1.7 percent to over Skr87 billion. Ikea Founder, Ingvar Kamprad was deeper a Nazi than previously thought. Swedish secret police had to monitor him for fear of his radicalism.Tuesday, 23 August 2011 It is an open secret that Ingvar Kamprad had a past as a Nazi sympathizer. But that the Swedish security police set up a separate file on him as a Nazi activist is a new news. Read more
Swedish housing market uncertainty intensifies as houses sell at snail paceTuesday, 23 August 2011 |
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Norway today held a national day of mourning in response to the terrorist attacks a month ago. The death of the victims families, survivors and rescue personnel were invited to a memorial ceremony. |
Swedish industry minister Maud Olofsson
advises Hillary Clinton
Sunday, 21 August 2011The outgoing leader of Swedish Centre Party, Maud Olofsson is reported to become advisor to a new group of experts from the U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton.
A noisy classroom could not necessarily be all bad. Finnish results show that noisy classrooms could enhance children learning
Saturday, 20 August 2011Contaminated drinking water in Copenhagen could be caused by heavy Rains
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The drinking water in Denmark's capital, Copenhagen feared to be contaminated, according to Danish media. E.coli bacteria have been suspected in the water and a general cry is out that the drinking water here could be polluted. |
Swedish Social Democrats would love to cooperate with the People’s party and Centre party
Saturday, 20 August 2011The Swedish Social Democrats party is open for future government cooperation with the People’s (Liberal) Party and Centre Party in a change of future strategy to take back power.
- The Green party also flirts in the Conservatives, a move that most believe the Red-Green coalition will not be sustainable in the future
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Saab car dealers in sweden start ditching them as it looks like the company is a ‘waste of time’Saturday, 20 August 2011 |
Financial storm likely to have no serious effects on Sweden: Finance Minister BorgFriday, 19 August 2011 |
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Swedish Centre party proposes to privatize Swedish healthcareFriday, 19 August 2011One party in the ruling coalition, the Centre Party, wants 50 percent of all healthcare in the country to be put in private hands. |
Norwegian Labour Party charging forward in recent poll as sympathy after the Utøya massacre drives in huge supportThursday, 18 August 2011 |
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Royal baby expected in the Swedish Royal house as heir to the thrown announces expecting in March 2011
Thursday, 18 August 2011
The Swedish Crown Princess Victoria is pregnant and expecting a baby by March 2012, confirmed officials at the Swedish Royal Court, and wildly reported in Swedish press. Read more
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Constricted Swedish retail traders to reduce staff as uncertainty hit the sectorThursday, 18 August 2011 |
Who can have sympathy for Saab automobile after its Board members feed fat on the derelict motor maker?Thursday, 18 August 2011 |
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Social disturbances in Gothenburg, Sweden as Police officers attacked with fire bombsWednesday, 17 August 2011 |
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Massive flooding close roads and railway in Norway
Wednesday, 17 August 2011 |
Heavy rains in the north of Norway have led to massive flooding as a result, affecting the train links between Trondheim and Storlien, according to Norwegian Transport Administration. |
India at collusion course with Denmark and diplomatic relations drove to a very low level on Tuesday.
Tuesday, 16 August 2011Danish foreign Minister, Lene Espersen confirms on Tuesday that all cooperation between Denmark and India are to be put on ice in a diplomatic disagreement. Read more
Photo/ Politiken Niels Holck, the man behind the diplomatic chill between Denamark and India
Swedish economy determined to slow down amidst turbulence in the world economy
Tuesday, 16 August 2011
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The Swedish National Institute for Economic research (NIER) in its recent preliminary assessment determined the Swedish economic growth especially in the next 3-4 quarters. |
House prices in Sweden really falling now
Tuesday, 16 August 2011Swedish housing sector that has been heating really hot in the past two years is now cooling down for real. Read more
Nordea reported to the police in Denmark for misleading investorsTuesday, 16 August 2011 Finanstilsynet, Denmark's equivalent of the FSA, had reported Nordea Bank in Denmark to the police fro gross misinformation that might mislead investors by not clearly making know its own interest in the company. |
The Value of the Library not only found during the age of enlightenment in Europe but also now in Denmark as more immigrants take it over.Tuesday, 16 August 2011 The Danish libraries are popular among immigrants and descendants of immigrants. |
Huge Statoil oil find in the North Sea 
Tuesday, 16 August 2011The Norwegian oil giant, Statoil has discovered a huge oil pool in the North Sea. The discovery is the largest since the 80's and one of the largest ever in Norwegian waters.
How Swedish students build up unsustainable debts while studying abroad
Monday, 15 August 2011 |
Since 2005, the number of Swedish students with huge debt to the tone of Skr1million owed to the state student loan company, CSN has more than doubled. Read more |
Dog eat dog in Swedish advertisement market
as the saturated market leads to unethical approaches
Monday, 15 August 2011Swedish advertisement market had reach a breaking point as the over saturated market had led to a high record of unethical practices. Two marketing campaigns have provoked the Swedes like no other this year. Both have broken records of complaints to the advertising Ombudsman.
Weaker Swedish industrial production in June
Monday, 15 August 2011 |
Swedish industrial production decreased by 3.3 percent in seasonally adjusted figures in June compared to May. |
Increase births in Sweden – breaking low birth trend
Monday, 15 August 2011Swedish population grew according to latest data on the population for the first half of 2011.
Norwegian extreme far right Mass murderer, Breivik, revisited The Island of death, Utøya showing no remorse
Sunday, 14 August 2011The Norwegian extreme far right mass murderer, Anders Behring Breivik was Saturday again back on Utøya to show police how he shot and killed 69 people.He did not express any remorse.
Shell silent about the oil leak in the North Sea
Sunday, 14 August 2011 |
Oil giant Royal Dutch Shell on Saturday did not comment on the leak at an oil platform in the North Sea. The authorities did not know if the company have had the spill under control. |
Danes Richer than Swedes despite their country’s economic woes
Sunday, 14 August 2011Just as the EU has criticized the Danes for keeping large individual debts, calculations show that in fact the Danes are the wealthiest citizens across the already rich Nordic region.
Fewer foreign berry pickers to Sweden this year after last year’s scandalsSaturday, 13 August 2011
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Britain unleashes its full attitude of persecution as Cameron evict thugs from homesSaturday, 13 August 2011 |
Minister: Danish banks have difficulties obtaining financingFriday, 12 August 2011 |
Libyan war participation has cost Denmark half a billion Danish KronaFriday, 12 August 2011
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Swedish growth still strong but Stockholm's growth is slowing.
Friday, 12 August 2011
Economic activity in the Stockholm region in Sweden is still strong, but growth has slowed. Read more
Sweden to writes down GDP forecast significantly as external economic pressure stress domestic growth
Swedish minister of finance Anders Borg announces that his office will make a significant downward revision of the assessment earlier made last spring about the swedish economy.
British divide deepens as Afghan – style warlord could created in the name of vigilante groups
Thursday, 11 August 2011 |
As the crisis in the UK continues from violence to a more philosophical and physiological mode, vigilante groups have emerged claiming to protect himself and their properties from looters and anarchists. The fear now is that warlord may emerge in the country. |
Massive police presence at the Libyan
Embassy as there reports of break-in
Thursday, 11 August 2011Several people broke into the Libyan Embassy in Stockholm on Thursday and this has triggered a huge police presence to the place.
Volvo AB sees its credit rating raised
Thursday, 11 August 2011Swedish Truck manufacturer, Volvo AB has seen its credit rating raised.
Finnish bank reviewed by Moody's and could lead to downgrade
Thursday, 11 August 2011 |
Controversial credit ratibf agency, Moody's is considering providing the Finnish baking group OP-Pohjola Group downgraded credit rating. |
Religious conflicts on the increase in Sweden
Wednesday, 10 August 2011Sweden is one of the ten countries in the world where social conflicts with the religious connection are increasing the most. This comes from a new study carried out by an American organisation.
New companies are threatening to bankrupt Saab
Wednesday, 10 August 2011
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Three foreign companies are preparing to drag Saab into bankruptcy, according to reports from Swedish newspaper, Svenska Dagbladet. |
How the Danish far right wants to ‘cleanse Denmark’ off third world immigrants
Wednesday, 10 August 2011Danish right wing politics has now been fully infiltrated by an extremist, hostile anti immigration networks, according to the Danish newspaper Politiken.
British hypocrisy exposed in nationwide rioting?
Wednesday, 10 August 2011 |
Britain a leading industrial economy and the supposedly champion in the way we humans should live in this world have fallen apart since Friday last week with London coming under intense fire. |
Swedish government pushes on Nordea sale for the future
Tuesday, 09 August 2011Swedish Financial Markets Minister Peter Norman sees no crisis within the nature of the Swedish banks. But the sale of additional shares in Nordea has been postponed to a future date...
Better than expected performance of Danske
Bank as their profit grow
Tuesday, 09 August 2011Danske Bank, the largest in Denmark, reported a profit before tax of Dkr2.081 million for the second quarter of this year.
Swedish households start believing in fall in house prices
Monday, 08 August 2011The past months where there were indications that Swedish house prices will start reversing did not really catch up with the mood of the Swedish household. Read more
Management and strategy: China wages hikes pushing companies to rethink
Monday, 08 August 2011
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Wages in China is rising and last year, wages rose so much that China's biggest company, Foxconn, has recently decided to buy close to a million manufacturing robots for their factories on the East Coast - labour has simply become just as expensive as machines. |
The Prime Minister reports the Danish economy out of danger
Monday, 08 August 2011While the leaders of the world's major economies hold crisis conference on the problems of the world economy and the risk of a financial crisis, version 2.0, the Danish Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen believe that there is no need for Danish action.
Swedish far right leader will not change his party rhetoric after Norwegian mass murder
Saturday, 07 August 2011 |
The leader of the Swedish far right party, Jimmie Åkesson has spoken out, officially for the first time and he made it clear that his party will not tone down its rhetoric after the terrorist attacks in Norway. |
"A wake-up call for the U.S.," Swedish prime minister, Reinfeldt
Saturday, 07 August 2011
Swedish Prime Minister, Fredrik Reinfeldt, said on Saturday that the markets are very nervous around the world, something that becomes most common in August.
Swedish charter plane emergency landed in Germany after crack emergesSaturday, 07 August 2011A Swedish charter plane run by the company Malmo Aviation was forced to an emergency landing on Saturday at Hanover airport after a crack emerged on the flight deck. |
Swedish holiday homes facing a hard sell as uncertainty make people to scale back of such luxurySaturday, 07 August 2011The demand and prices of Swedish holiday homes have been on the very high side of the market. |
S & P lowers U.S. credit rating – who should be blame for this American quagmire?
Saturday, 06 August 2011 |
Well, it has finally happened and Standard & Poor's has lowered for the first time, America's top credit rating from AAA to AA +. |
Most cases of suspected mon
ey laundering in Malmo
Friday, 05 August 2011Despite the fact that the casino has the second least number of visitors it has the highest number of suspected cases of money laundry. Read more
How it is bad to sell advanced technology to dictators. How Nokia technology helps Al -
Assad finds dissidents
Friday, 05 August 2011That Nokia Siemens surveillance technology is being used in the bloody hunt for Syrian dissidents is highly likely. This is according to experts, pointing to the close ties between Syria and Iran, where the technology was last sold Iran.
Can Europe handle the next crisis – are there tools to deal with the looming crisis
Friday, 05 August 2011 |
Few investors believe that European continent is capable of handling the new debt crisis, especially now that the European economies falter. Continue reading |
Polar bear mauls one to death and injured four in North Pole
Friday, 05 August 2011One person has died and four other have seriously injured after being attacked by a polar bear in the Svalbard archipelago in the Arctic, north of the Norwegian mainland.
Shortages of skills force the closure of scores of pharmacies in Sweden
Friday, 05 August 2011
Skill shortages in Sweden are beginning to be practically visible. One simple example is the shortages of pharmacists in Sweden. This has led to the closures of pharmacies in various places across the country. Read more
Boycott for Norwegian Newspapers with Breivik photos on the front page
Thursday, 04 August 2011Norwegians are now getting tired of the news about the mass murderer and the feeling that the media is trying to make meals out of the tragedy. The latest trend now is to boycott newspapers that carry the killer’s photo on their front pages.
The Swedish mission in Libya has saved lives: Swedish Defence
Thursday, 04 August 2011It turns out the Swedes might have saved lives more that dropping bombs at targets unlike the Danes who have dropped tones of bombs in Libya already. Continue reading
Rare good news from Saab pushed owner share up in a choppy stock market
Thursday, 04 August 2011
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Rumours that Americans on the way to save Saab
- Also impressive buoyancy of the Swedish used car market
Euro debt crisis and the US- created uncertainty push investors to Norway
Wednesday, 03 August 2011 |
The debt crisis in the EU and the U.S. are creating a powerful force for investors to seek Norway as a new safe heaven to keep their money. |
The real irresponsibility of some Swedish
companies shown in reality. State own rail company sacrifices eleven year old for not having a ticket- What a shame?
Wednesday, 03 August 2011The fairness of the Finnish society: Language and support key to immigrant employment
Wednesday, 03 August 2011Foreigners are on average are able to find work in Finland just as Finns or even better than native Finns, according to a study published by the Finnish Ministry of Employment and the Economy (MEE) on Tuesday. Really?
Norwegian Progress Party leader regret certain expressions she made about immigration
Tuesday, 02 August 2011
Siv Jensen of the Norwegian Progress Party / image Aftonposten
As the reality of the recent massacre in Norway begins to settle in the minds of the people, those in charge of inflaming the situation that led to the crazy butcher of 77 people start taking stock of their
their actions.
Is China becoming a threat to innovation? Ikea next in line of China plagiarism
Tuesday, 02 August 2011
Image: Yle, Finland
A 10 000 meter square building in the city of Kunming in China containing furniture and furnishings that replicate Ikea style in every detail, from the blue and yellow bags to the cafeteria has bee identified...read more
Saab affair to be referred to the Swedish parliamentary committee
Tuesday, 02 August 2011Parliamentarian Jörgen Hellman from the social democrat party based in Lilla Edet near Gothenburg intends to report the Swedish industry minister, Maud Olofsson, to the Swedish constitutional committee (KU) relating to the way Saab has been treated.
Norway is expected to raise interest rates
Tuesday, 02 August 2011Norwegian central bank raises interest rates next week by 0.25 percentage points to 2.50 percent.
Swedish Youth wing of the Social Democrats to hold congress amidst tight security given events in Utöya in Norway
Tuesday, 02 August 2011 |
Today, eleven days after the terrorist attacks in Utöya in Norway, starts the Swedish Social Democratic Youth, SSU’s federal congress in Stockholm. Read more |
Swedish car sales fall as passenger cars
registration shows a reduction
Monday, 01 August 2011Fewer new cars were registered in Sweden in July compared with same period last year. Read more
Dozens of homemade bombs discovered each year in Finland
Monday, 01 August 2011 |
Finnish police arrest around 50 people each year for the preparation or detonation of homemade explosives, according to new report from the Finnish broadcaster Yle. |
Slowdown in consumption will hit Denmark
hard
Monday, 01 August 2011The Danish economists are lining up to lament the newly released retail trade figures for June, where consumers once again showed restraint. The figures from Statistics Denmark showed a further drop in retail sales in June at 0.2 percent.
Norway Oil Fund Investing more in London Properties - Reports
Monday, 01 August 2011 |
Norway's sovereign wealth fund has taken another step towards its target of investing 5 percent of its assets in property by buying a stake in two central London addresses for GBP7 million. |
Swedish ship attacked by pirates
Monday, 01 August 2011A Swedish tanker was last weekend attacked by pirates off Benin, in Africa. raising again the question whether Swedish ships should arm themselves and prepare to fight against the pirates.
Post terrorist attack Boost for Norwegian Labour Party
Sunday, 31 July 2011 |
The ruling Labour Party has seen good progress in membership growth since the terrorist attacks, according to a poll carried out by polling firm Synovate for Norwegian daily, Dagbladet. Continue reading |
Investigation of potential bribery at the Jas - South African purchasing business resumes
Sunday, 31 July 2011Police in South Africa will resume work on the investigation of bribery in connection with the purchase of Jas Gripen. Read more
- Reports from South Africa(External source)
Sunday, 31 July 2011
Explosion of armed robbery of luxury cars in Stockholm, Sweden
Saturday, 30 July 2011
Gonorrhoea increasing among Swedish young
people influenced by a mix of summer tools
Football still a hard business in Sweden as persistent hooliganism forces Match suspension
Sweden's GDP growth unexpectedly higher than anticipated for the second quarter of 2011
Calls for Danish rule on non foreign ownership of holiday home to be changes
BP's Swedish Svanberg criticized by shareholders
Did pressured desperate search engine company Eniro tried to force sales on some uninterested buyers of its services? Now Swedish police called in!Friday, 26 August 2011Swedish Rail Company, SJ reports lower profits as losses mount.Thursday, 25 August 2011 The Swedish state rail transport company, SJ reports a profit before tax of Skr 94 million for the second quarter. Lower profits for the burger company Nordic Service PartnersThursday, 25 August 2011Nordic Service Partners (NSP), which operates Burger King Restaurants in Sweden and Denmark, reported a profit before tax of Skr0.9 million. Swedish staffing sector breaks growth recordThursday, 25 August 2011The Swedish staffing industry is enjoying a record growth. A Swedish Caravan Manufacturers laying off its staffThursday, 25 August 2011Caravan manufacturer SoliferPolar in Dorotea in Västerbotten is to shed a quarter of the workforce, approximately 25 people. Earnings shortfall for Ica ownersThursday, 25 August 2011Dutch Ahold, which owns 60 percent of Swedish supermarket chain, Ica, reported a worse result than expected results for the second quarter. Loss for research company, Karolinska DevelopmentThursday, 25 August 2011Researcher, Karolinska Development Company reported a loss before taxes of Skr98.1 million for the second quarter of 2011. Waterfall sells Polish subsidiary for billions so as to focus on core businessTuesday, 23 August 2011Swedish state-owned energy company, Vattenfall sells its Polish Gornslaski Zakland Electroenergetycznu (GZE) for Skr10.2 billion in cash to the electricity generator Tauron. Volvo Cars Corporation takes managers from Saab and ScaniaTuesday, 23 August 2011China-owned Volvo Cars Corporation has recruited two new to management officials, one from Saab Automobile and the other from Scania. Atlas Copco enters the fast-growing market for adhesive assembly productsSweden, August 22, 2011Atlas Copco Beteiligungs GmbH, Germany, has signed an agreement to acquire the German adhesive equipment manufacturer SCA Schucker. Electrolux in big business in Chile - acquires Chilean appliance company CTIMonday, 22 August 2011Electrolux will acquire Sigdo Koppers’ controlling stake in Compañia Tecno Industrial S.A (CTI) as its strategy to grow in emerging markets. The Libyan rebel victory expected to lower oil pricesMonday, 22 August 2011The Libyan rebels' entry into the Libyan capital of Tripoli will put pressure on oil prices. Alfa Laval Group wins SEK 60 million heat exchanger order to the first nuclear power plant in the UAEMonday, 22 August 2011Alfa Laval Group has received an order from a contractor in South Korea for heat exchangers to be installed in the first nuclear power plant in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Saab search for money continues and wants to enlist a consultancy to help search in the USAFriday, 19 August 2011Saab has turned to the U.S. financial consulting firm, Endeavour Advisor Group, to find out more banks, financial institutions or companies willing to invest in Saab. Saab automobile successfully paid it debts with the Swedish tax authorityFriday, 19 August 2011Saab Automobile has paid their taxes and employer contributions for the previous month, the Swedish tax authority said. Continued impressive performances of Volvocars Corp. as profits increaseWednesday, 17 August 2011 Chinese owned Sweden based Volvocar Car Corporation, reported an operating profit of Skr 600 million for the second quarter. Atlas Copco completes acquisition of Penlon Medical Gas SolutionsWednesday, 17 August 2011Danish Nordea purge top management in reaction to Pandora's IPO fiascoWednesday, 17 August 2011SAS turns to profit ushering a brighter futureWednesday, 17 August 2011 After periods of persistent looses the SAS airliner had reported a turn around with a surprise huge profit Nokia shares continues to do well as Google android moves means greater future for NokiaTuesday, 16 August 2011 The stock market scramble for Nokia continued on the Helsinki Stock Exchange when trading began this morning. Sweden’s Axfood supporting Save the Children's disaster relief in the horn of AfricaTuesday, 16 August 2011Together with customers, employees and suppliers, Axfood – along with the Willys, Hemköp and PrisXtra chains – is supporting Save the Children's relief work in the horn of Africa. More job opportunities in SwedenMonday, 15 August 2011 At the end of last week there were 215,397 people registered as unemployed in Sweden with the Swedish Employment Service, 1076 more than the week before, but 27,039 fewer than the same week last year. Saab on its way back? New rights issue will to give Saab a quick buckMonday, 15 August 2011Swedish Automobile, the owner of Saab Automobile had made another rights issue, this time on four million shares, the company writes in a statement. Power outage in Southern StockholmSaturday, 13 August 2011More than 79,000 households in southern Stockholm, was hit by a two-hour power cut early on Saturday morning. Saab dealers about to give up waiting to stock Saab carsSaturday, 13 August 2011After having barely received any car delivered for them to sell since April, the Swedish Saab dealers are about to give up. H & M grows in JapanFriday, 12 August 2011Hennes & Mauritz is planning to more than double the number of stores in Japan over the next year. Defence Saab receives ammunition orders worth Millions from anonymous customerThursday, 11 August 2011Defence and security company Saab has received an order for ammunition for the portable weapon system Carl-Gustaf. The order is worth Skr362 million. Cloths withdrawn from Swedish shops after cancer alertThursday, 11 August 2011Many garments sold in Swedish stores have been reportedly revoked because they contained excessive levels of cancer-causing chemicals. Swedbank takes the next step – changes in managementWednesday, 10 August 2011The next step in Swedbank’s development involves a number of top management changes. Göran Bronner, Swedbank’s current Chief Risk Officer, will become the new Chief Financial Officer. Spotify's valuation increases after U.S. launchTuesday, 09 August 2011Since music service Spotify launched its service in the U.S.A., the value of the company has increased to over Skr7 billion according to news reports. Estonia credit ratings to be raisedTuesday, 09 August 2011The credit rating agency Standard & Poor's, which recently lowered the U.S. credit rating, think that Estonia is in the process of recovering from recession. Securitas to provide security services to Canadian airportsTuesday, 09 August 2011Security Company, Securitas has received an order worth Skr3.1 billion. The contract extends to over 5.5 years starting from 1 November 2011. Swedish energy bill could be reduced by some 20 percent if…Tuesday, 09 August 2011Hotels and restaurants in Sweden could reduce their energy bills by 20 percent if they switched to energy-efficient products Swedish Corporate bankruptcies continues to declineTuesday, 09 August 2011The number of business failures in Sweden continues to decline. Swedish Krona relatively strong despite economic concernsMonday, 08 August 2011 The Swedish Krona has fared surprisingly well during the growing international debt crisis.Loomis signs agreement with HSBC Monday, 08 August 2011 Cash handling company Loomis has entered an agreement with the British bank HSBC for management of the Bank’s remote ATMs across theUK. News oil find in the Norwegian North SeaMonday, 08 August 2011Swedish Oil and gas company Lundin Petroleum, has found new oil in the Norwegian North Sea. SAS world's most punctual airlinerMonday, 08 August 2011Despite its internal economic performances, SAS is the most punctual airline in the world right now. Finnair cuts down heavy looses but still made lossesFriday, 05 August 2011 The Finnish airliner Finnair reported a profit before tax of €-30.2 million for the second quarter 2011 (-37.9). Expected, was a profit before tax of €-22.6 million. Increased Swedish production of servicesFriday, 05 August 2011Securitas profit below expectations but plans profitability before market shareFriday, 05 August 2011 |
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