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Kagge Forlag, Norway's leading non-fiction publisher, announces a leadership change with Sarah Sørheim taking the helm. The shift coincides with the...
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Copenhagen restaurants report major financial losses from last-minute corporate Christmas party cancellations. One Frederiksberg establishment lost...
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Finland's OP Cooperative Bank in Southeast Finland has elected a new 50-member Representative Council for a four-year term. The...
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Finnish pensioners gained 160 euros more monthly as average payments reached 2,100 euros. The growth reflects stability in Finland's pension system...
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Danish advertising giant AFA Decaux accepts a ten million kroner fine for illegal price coordination with competitor Clear Channel Denmark. The...
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Swedish ports in Skellefteå and Umeå face potential revenue losses if steel manufacturer Stegra declares bankruptcy. Both ports signed agreements...
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Jysk closes all 158 Swedish stores Sunday for their annual staff celebration in Stockholm. The 30-year tradition reflects the company's commitment to...
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Swedish savers are turning to tax agency accounts for better returns as major banks pay zero interest. The Tax Agency offers 1.6% effective interest...
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Danish distribution company Dao reveals its new mail delivery system combining digital apps with traditional red mailboxes. The transition follows...
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Finland's public broadcaster faces employee backlash after announcing executive bonus reinstatement following major staff cuts. The company will...
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Nearly 900 Norwegian companies still violate gender balance requirements for corporate boards despite clear legislation. Both employer and worker...
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Norwegian electric car sales have tripled at some dealerships as buyers rush to beat planned VAT increases. The government's budget proposal would...
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Thise Dairy has stopped supplying three local Danish grocery stores amid a retail affiliation conflict. The decision leaves consumers without access...
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Helsinki's iconic Linnanmäki Amusement Park has entered change negotiations with staff. The process aims to secure long-term funding stability amid...
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Mowi's fish farming facility in Flekkefjord, Norway lost 1.15 million salmon in a major mortality event. The incident represents a substantial...
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Norwegian authorities demand companies comply with mandatory gender balance rules for corporate boards. Over 900 firms still fail to meet...
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The Finnish city of Jämsä projects a 2.12 million euro budget surplus, exceeding earlier estimates. City officials call the forecast conservative and...
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Finland's public broadcaster Yle has reinstated management performance bonuses after a two-year freeze. The decision affects executives who can now...
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Linnanmäki Amusement Park begins change negotiations with permanent staff amid structural challenges. The Helsinki landmark faces funding pressures...
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Finland's Yle broadcasting company reinstates performance and incentive bonuses after two-year freeze. The move follows significant workforce...
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Helsinki's iconic Linnanmäki amusement park has begun restructuring negotiations with permanent staff. Management says the talks aim to ensure future...
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Over one million farmed salmon died in Norway's Flekkefjord following an October algal bloom, causing massive financial losses. The incident...
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Norwegian safety regulators summon Equinor's top executives over illegal contracts for foreign temporary workers. The meeting addresses systematic...
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