Leadership Change at Kagge Publishing as J.M. Stenersen Imprint Closes
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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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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