Swedish-Egyptian business journalist specializing in Nordic startups and fintech innovation
Stockholm's food delivery companies face medical community backlash over gas moped pollution. Despite promises to electrify fleets, Foodora, Wolt and Uber Eats continue operating hundreds of fossil-fueled vehicles. Doctors warn these vehicles create serious public health risks in dense urban neighborhoods.
Swish expands its payment capabilities with new recurring payment features. Major Swedish banks Handelsbanken and SEB lead the rollout. The update strengthens Sweden's position in financial technology innovation.
Volvo Construction Equipment announces major factory investment in Eskilstuna, Sweden. The 700 million kronor facility will produce 3,500 excavators annually for European markets. This strategic move strengthens Sweden's manufacturing position while improving supply chain resilience.
Stockholm School of Economics eliminates entrance exam requirements after data revealed dramatic diversity declines. Female admissions dropped 10 percentage points following the dual requirement implementation. The prestigious business school will return to grade-only admissions starting next academic year.
New research exposes Swedish sex buyers openly reviewing illegal transactions online. The study identified 46 websites where purchasers discuss criminal acts as routine consumer experiences. Researchers warn this represents only a fraction of actual platform activity.
Stockholm School of Economics reverses admission policy after diversity drops. Female enrollment decreased significantly under tightened requirements. The change impacts Stockholm's business talent pipeline and innovation ecosystem.
Swedish consumers face heightened fraud risks during Black Week promotions as scammers target bargain hunters. Police warn about fake websites and deceptive advertisements while households plan increased spending. Stockholm business districts see both legitimate sales activity and potential security threats.