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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 housing market remains stable with apartment prices rising 1.7% in October. Stockholm continues to defy national trends, operating...
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Swedish companies in PiteĂĄ are replacing traditional gym memberships with cultural performances for employee wellness. The innovative program...
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Gothenburg's housing market shows clear cooling signs with both houses and apartments declining in value. Real estate agents await signals from...
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Copenhagen apartment prices surged 20% in one year, creating a fragmented Danish housing market. The capital region experiences rapid growth while...
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Norwegian construction firm Stillkom declares bankruptcy affecting 90 employees amid industry-wide crisis. The scaffolding company collapsed due to...
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Contract workers at Equinor's Norwegian facilities operated under illegal employment contracts for years, investigation reveals. Norwegian...
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Nordic Capital and Permira have withdrawn their acquisition bid for Bavarian Nordic after failing to secure sufficient shareholder support. The...
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Jyväskylä's Seppälä district advances zoning changes for new commercial development including a potential K-Rauta hardware store. The plan includes...
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Swedish media group Stampen Media reports profits halved in the latest quarter, continuing a challenging period for the traditional newspaper...
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Denmark's Fehmarn Belt tunnel project has opened a specialized village for apprentices, combining housing with learning facilities. This innovative...
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Sweden's industry minister denies special government support for steel producer Stegra despite the company's financial challenges. The company needs...
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A Jyväskylä electronics company continues under new ownership as Miika Seppinen purchases K-S Elektroniikka. The former employee turned entrepreneur...
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Aalto University research warns Finland's electricity reliability faces serious risks without additional investments. The study calls for demand...
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Norway's seafood industry demands government action against illegal fish exports following documentary revelations. The sector warns that damaged...
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Approximately 100 Turkish guest workers were denied proper wages after subcontractor Ankitech fled Sweden when unions demanded payment. The main...
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Gällivare Municipality receives 371 million SEK in settlement with mining company LKAB, resolving long-standing zoning dispute in Malmberget. The...
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Matkahuolto launches five new outdoor parcel lockers across Lappeenranta, expanding Finland's automated package network. The November installation...
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Alva Energy announces price increases for district heating in two Jyväskylä areas, plus water and electricity rate changes across central Finland....
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A former Oslo bank manager faces corruption charges for allegedly accepting bribes to approve multi-million kroner loans. The case involves two...
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Hilla Group merges three Lapland local newspapers amid declining print media profitability. The Finnish media company also reduces publication...
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