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Swedish company sues own local distributor
One of the biggest distributors of hand tools in the US has been charged for alleged violation of Intellectual Property Rights for selling counterfeit products of its own Sweden-based supplier.
Swedish feminists set fire to 13,000 dollars
A Swedish feminist party set fire to 100,000 kronor ($13,087) worth of bank bills to protest the wage gap between men and women.
EU OKs Volvo takeover by China's Geely
The European Union's competition watchdog has cleared the takeover of Sweden's Volvo Cars.
Three killed in McDonald's drive-in shooting
A joke misfired and sparked a dispute at a Finnish McDonald's.
Swedish tourism industry booms
American tourists returns to Sweden as the economy improves
– but Chinese visitors are not prioritized by tourism promoters.
Nokia sells wireless modem unit to Japan
Japan's Renesas Electronics buys the wireless modem operations of mobile phone maker Nokia in a $200 million deal.
Sweden's economy a 'bright spot in Europe'
Sweden's centre-right government aims to safeguard welfare and economic stability with strong labour laws and high taxes.
Finland wins wife-carrying championship
Finland for the second year in a row took first place at the annual Wife-Carrying World Championships.
Swedish 'sex purchase law' very effective
A Swedish law punishing the purchase -- not sale -- of sex, has been so effective it has slashed street prostitution in half.
Swedish stocks rose after US job data
WEEKLY UPDATE – Swedish stocks rose Friday, after sharp falls the previous day and a turbulent week.
The Times taking a gamble by launching paywalls
Swedish media expert warns that The Times' plans to charge readers to access its website is risky.
Swedish nuclear plant needs better security
Swedish authorities calls for tighter security at a nuclear plant that was broken into by Greenpeace activists in June.
Police storm Stockholm bank after hostage drama
The police stormed a Stockholm bank after a robber locked himself in together with both customers and bank staff.
EU must slap sanctions on budget sinners
The European Union should slap automatic sanctions on states which run excessive deficits, Finland's prime minister said.
Sweden ends compulsory military service
Sweden on Thursday ended 109 years of obligatory military service, setting the nation on the way to becoming a fully professional army.
Nordic countries leading Europe out of crisis
Only two western European countries have hiked interest rates since the beginning of the global recession: Sweden and Norway.
Anti-Semitic crimes soar in Sweden
Most hate crimes motivated by race or sexual orientation.
Sweden hikes interest rate to 0.50 percent






















