Latest business news and updates from Denmark in English.
A Nordea-commissioned YouGov survey reveals two-thirds of Danish parents financially support adult children aged 18–29. Consumer economist Ida Marie Moesby urges clear agreements to avoid long-term dependency.
Danish snow removal companies are facing unprecedented demand due to record snowfall, especially on Zealand and Funen. Firms like JJ Gruppen and Havia are using trucks to haul snow away—something rarely needed before.
Denmark's long-standing mortgage system, which offers equal loan terms nationwide, may soon undergo significant reform. A proposed shift could link interest rates to borrowers' addresses, ending decades of uniform conditions.
Nearly 400 households in Kongerslev and Storvorde, North Jutland, lost power at 12:40 with no known cause yet. Grid operator N1, which serves over 800,000 customers in Jutland, has crews working to identify and fix the issue.
Novo Nordisk has laid off more staff at its Hjørring factory, marking the second such round in six months. Factory manager Morten Juul-Olsen confirmed the move to regional newspaper Nordjyske.
FOA chair Mona Striib has moved into HK’s Copenhagen offices with sleeping gear for ongoing municipal wage negotiations. The talks operate under an 8.7% cap set by a recent state sector deal covering 200,000 workers.
Fraudsters used counterfeit 20-kroner coins to steal over 25,000 kroner from a grill bar in Padborg, Denmark. Police confirm seven similar cases in Southern Denmark since January.