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Sweden's central bank cut rates to 2.0%, providing immediate relief to households with floating-rate mortgages. The move benefits real estate and...
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Norway's $1.7 trillion sovereign wealth fund lost $40 billion in Q1 2025 due to heavy exposure to US tech stocks during an AI sector correction. The...
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Equinor is cutting 1,200 contractors (20% of contractor workforce) while preserving permanent jobs, reflecting Norway's complex balance between state...
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Sweden's central bank cut rates to 2.0%, providing immediate relief to households with floating-rate mortgages. The move benefits real estate and...
Read more → Norway's $1.7 trillion sovereign wealth fund lost $40 billion in Q1 2025 due to heavy exposure to US tech stocks during an AI sector correction. The...
Read more → Equinor is cutting 1,200 contractors (20% of contractor workforce) while preserving permanent jobs, reflecting Norway's complex balance between state...
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A Nordea-commissioned YouGov survey reveals two-thirds of Danish parents financially support adult children aged 18–29. Consumer economist Ida Marie...
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Íslandsbanki's CEO avoids forecasting the success of its proposed merger with Skagabyggð, citing uncertain shareholder support. The bank’s equity...
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Danish snow removal companies are facing unprecedented demand due to record snowfall, especially on Zealand and Funen. Firms like JJ Gruppen and...
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Denmark's long-standing mortgage system, which offers equal loan terms nationwide, may soon undergo significant reform. A proposed shift could link...
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The Järvi Group, a major Porvoo-based company, is ending consumer car sales. Its Loviisantie dealership will close in late February as the firm...
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Arctic Fish, partly owned by Norway's Mowi, reports record salmon production in Iceland with a 39% annual increase. The company forecasts 17,500 tons...
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Nearly 400 households in Kongerslev and Storvorde, North Jutland, lost power at 12:40 with no known cause yet. Grid operator N1, which serves over...
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Claes Lindahl, CEO of Swedish medtech startup Intellego, was arrested on suspicion of gross fraud. Once a favorite among small investors, the...
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Novo Nordisk has laid off more staff at its Hjørring factory, marking the second such round in six months. Factory manager Morten Juul-Olsen...
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Brikk Bakery has opened its fifth location—inside Zo-on, an outdoor gear store in Skeifan, Reykjavik. The move blends retail and café culture in a...
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FOA chair Mona Striib has moved into HK’s Copenhagen offices with sleeping gear for ongoing municipal wage negotiations. The talks operate under an...
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Fraudsters used counterfeit 20-kroner coins to steal over 25,000 kroner from a grill bar in Padborg, Denmark. Police confirm seven similar cases in...
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Eastern Finland's largest tourism firm, Järvisydän Oy, has entered corporate restructuring. The District Court of North Savo quickly approved the...
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Isavia won't disclose contract details with the currency exchange operator at KeflavĂk Airport. A traveler lost significant money due to high fees...
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AĂž-Ăžrif, a major Icelandic cleaning company, has been nominated as Education Company of the Year 2026. The firm launched a custom training program...
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Three veteran CEOs at major Finnish car importers have been dismissed amid a prolonged slump in new vehicle sales. The leadership shake-up affects...
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Posti Group shares jumped 8.6% after reporting stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter profits despite declining letter volumes. CEO Antti Jääskeläinen...
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