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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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Southern Swedish electricity prices more than doubled in October compared to last year, with average rates reaching 60-70 öre per kWh. Northern...
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Private car leasing in Sweden surged 20% this year, but consumer advocates warn about hidden costs. While offering new vehicles without down...
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Danish trade unions will gain billions in a major bank merger that transforms Workers' Bank into AL Sydbank. While losing full control, unions...
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Electric vehicles represented 70.6% of new car registrations in Denmark during October, showing a slight decrease from September's 73.4% share....
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Three clothing retailers face relocation in Helsinki's Redi shopping center as Kesko expands its supermarket operations. The fashion stores must...
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A Finnish care company expands its services by acquiring Imatran Kotiapu Oy. All eight employees will continue in their roles while the previous...
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Danish supermarkets implement massive price increases following a controversial new tax. Food costs have risen over 30% since 2021, with dairy and...
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Finnish media giant Sanoma closes its Tampere printing plant, eliminating 65 jobs. Two major newspapers will now be printed in Vantaa instead. The...
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Swedish grocery chains are cutting prices by up to 25% ahead of an annual consumer survey that identifies the cheapest supermarkets. The timing...
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Denmark launches 163.8 million kroner support scheme for greenhouse growers facing CO2 taxes. The program aims to prevent closures while maintaining...
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Pyhäjärvi stands alone as Finland's only CC-rated municipality in latest housing market ratings. Properties there sell for as little as €10,000, but...
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Norway's unemployment rate edged up to 2 percent in October, marking a slight increase from previous months. The seasonally adjusted rate reached 2.2...
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Norway's unemployment rate reached 2.0 percent in October, with 61,300 people registered as jobless. Officials describe the labor market situation as...
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M2 Byg ApS construction firm in Northern Denmark declared bankruptcy despite reporting profits last quarter. The company cited missing orders as 26...
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Vesa Volmari takes permanent leadership of UPM's Kaukas pulp mill while maintaining his role at Kymi mill. The experienced director brings continuity...
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Central Finland Cooperative Bank divests from Jyväskeskus shopping center, selling its stake to local investor Timo Häll's company. The deal...
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Finnish automotive manufacturer Valmet Automotive and defense company Patria have agreed to explore armored vehicle production together. The...
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Finnish companies Valmet Automotive and Patria plan to produce armored vehicles together in Uusikaupunki. The agreement marks Valmet Automotive's...
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Finland's municipalities have been ranked by housing market stability, with Helsinki and Pirkkala topping the list. The assessment shows strong...
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Finland secretly spent 120 million euros to rescue the Uudenkaupungin auto plant from bankruptcy. The government partnered with private investors to...
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