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Sweden opens inquiry into suspect flu vaccine

Vaccinations for swine flu may have provoked narcolepsy.

 

Wind power firm Vestas under pressure

World’s largest maker of wind turbines axes 600 staff as it swings to a loss and cuts outlook.

 

Airline SAS 'well positioned to face the future'

Scandinavian airline group SAS would have swung back to profit
– if it weren't for the Icelandic ash cloud chaos.

 

WikiLeaks gets new host -- Sweden's Pirate Party

The whistleblower website WikiLeaks will place several new servers with the Swedish Pirate Party.

Pentagon rules out negotiations with Wikileaks

 

Sweden the world’s best country – politically

Only two countries in the world are in total better than Sweden.

 

Soaring Asian demand boosts Carlsberg

 

Danes fear Islam is an obstacle to society

A majority of Danes fear Islam is an obstacle for social cohesion, despite one in two believing that immigration is positive.

 

Iranian activist sues Nokia Siemens in the US

Nokia Siemens supplied Iranian government with spy technology.

Nobel prizewinner says Nokia helps Iran regime

 

Serious threats against Sweden's left-wing leader

Security around the head of Sweden's left-wing opposition, Mona Sahlin, has been tightened due to serious threats against her.

 

Swedbank: The global economy muddles along

"We have  revised upward our current year GDP  forecast for the global economy mainly due to a stronger-than-expected rebound  in the euro zone and emerging economies".

 

Rooney Mara will play Lisbeth Salander in Stieg Larsson's Millennium Trilogy

 

Music service Spotify valued at €230 million

Napster co-founder Sean Parker new member of Spotify’s board.

 

Nordic private equity investments boom

Nordic private equity funds outperform European peers as they are poised to match a pre-crisis record.

 

Swedish ports busy as car sales recover

Brighter times for Volvo and Saab good news for Gothenburg's port.

 

Norway's trade surplus dived on lower oil exports

Trade surplus slipped five percent last month after lower oil and gas exports.

Norway's sovereign fund swells in value

 

Lower taxes hot issue ahead of Sweden's election

"The Moderates think that lowering taxes is the priority", the Social Democrats' leader said as the official mud-throwing kicked off.

 

WikiLeaks seeks protection in Sweden

Publishers are a new sort of refugees, WikiLeaks founder said in Stockholm as he plans to publish more secret Afghan documents.

WikiLeaks to publish more secret Afghan files

 

Norway's sovereign fund swells in value

Oil fund swells – despite a negative return on investments.

 

Finnair launches flights to Stockholm Bromma

Finnair opens a fast new connection from Helsinki to Stockholm as well as flights to Stuttgart on Monday August 16.

 

WikiLeaks to publish more secret Afghan files

The last batch of secret documents on the Afghan war will be published in "a couple of weeks", Julian Assange said in Stockholm.

 

Drunk captain runs aground in Sweden

A 85-meter vessel ran aground near the Helsingborg port - captain charged with aggravated drunkenness and carelessness in sea traffic.

 

Fitch affirms Sweden's AAA credit rating

Ratings agency calls the Nordic country's public finances "resilient."

Euro growth surges past US    • Sweden's economy grows faster than expected

 

Stocks in Sweden rose Friday after dull week

WEEKLY UPDATE – Swedish stocks gained Friday after upbeat economic growth across Europe and ratings agency Fitch called Sweden's finances "resilient".

 

Finland radioactivity normal despite Russia fire

Radioactivity concerns grow as blazes continue.

Chernobyl - the world's worst civilian nuclear disaster
Sweden warns: Don't go to Moscow

 

Euro growth surges past US

Economic growth across Europe's core euro currency zone surged past retreating US levels.

Export companies hike Sweden’s economy
Sweden's economy grows faster than expected

 

Breast cancer deaths drop too slow in Sweden

"There is a real need to review the system", the WHO said as Sweden's breast cancer deaths drops surprisingly slow.

 

Denmark to withdraw Afghan troops before 2015

Danish troops could pull back from frontline even earlier.

Swedish troops killed in action inspires patriotism

 

Saab and Spyker boycott Swedish business daily

“Enough is enough" Victor Muller told Dagens Industri.

Saab gets top rating by credit rating agency

 

Mines to be cleared from Baltic Sea

Naval forces from 10 states are to clear World Wars mines.

 

Sweden's inflation rises slightly to 1.1 percent

 
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