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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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Denmark's largest limestone quarry has significantly improved efficiency with a new wheel loader that loads trucks in three bucket loads instead of...
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Hyvinkää's financial director warns mounting debt threatens public service delivery despite ongoing major investments. The Finnish municipality plans...
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Nordic Nano confirms its test production line will launch in Imatra, Finland next January. The company plans to hire 20 workers this year with...
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Equinor CEO Anders Opedal announces plans to reduce workforce by over 5,000 positions by 2030 through natural attrition. The Norwegian energy giant...
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Stockholm's stock market shows sharp divisions with some companies hitting records while others struggle. Analysts identify one promising sector...
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A young worker in northern Sweden's green industry was denied her first month's pay despite working for a Stegra subcontractor. The case reveals...
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TV 2 eliminates all video photographer positions in regional offices, forcing journalists to handle camera work themselves. The cuts affect six...
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Orkla Health is closing its Flisa, Norway factory, eliminating 39 jobs. The plant produced billions of toothpicks and other hygiene products...
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Swedish automotive supplier Bulten cuts half its Gothenburg workforce amid industry changes. The company eliminates 35 positions affecting most...
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Norway's Northern Lights carbon capture facilities have officially begun operations, marking a major step in Europe's climate technology efforts. The...
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A Helsinki security specialist witnessed confidential company meetings being conducted in public cafes and trains. The incident highlights growing...
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Panimoravintola Bruuveri, a beloved Helsinki brewpub operating since 2006, has permanently closed. The parent company filed for bankruptcy after two...
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Erik Paulsson, founder of Nordic construction giant Peab, has died at age 83. The real estate magnate built one of Scandinavia's largest construction...
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Saxo Bank faces a two million kroner fine for financial reporting violations. A Danish court found the bank failed to properly report millions of...
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Fifteen media professionals lost their jobs as Danish media companies restructure through a new partnership. The changes include closing two...
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Two former Bravida managers convicted for billing $190,000 in fake electrical work at Swedish hospital. Department manager gets prison time while...
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Two Bravida executives convicted after secret recordings revealed systematic overbilling of Swedish healthcare services. The fraud targeted Region...
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New Finnish economic research reveals record tax cuts for high-income childless couples while single parents and unemployed residents see minimal...
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Norway's massive Oil Fund generated 1032 billion kroner in returns last quarter, driven by strong stock market performance. The world's largest...
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Finnish forest giant UPM saw profits drop 47% in the third quarter as weak consumer demand and market uncertainty took their toll. The company...
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