OPINION – A price drop on the stock exchange or real estate market is not harmful to the economy, professors of economics John Hassler and Per Krusell writes.
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OPINION – The term “liberal” has taken several steps to the right in Sweden. In the United States it has simultaneously moved to the left. Olle Wästberg, Director General of the Swedish Institute, asks why.
LETTERS TO GM "Show us that you represent moral and integrity!!", furious employees representatives at Saab Automobile wrote in a letter till GM executive officer Edward E Whitacre.
By following Warren Buffett's easy-to-use method anyone could become a billionaire, writes Per H Börjesson, President of investment company Spiltan and bestselling author.
"The king gained national status and legitimacy when he lost his formal political power", writes Cecilia Åse, PhD in political science.
"The once-strong public relations industry is losing ground to an even stronger advertising industry", writes author and communication consultants Stefan Engeseth.
"It is not acceptable to have a situation where industrial workers once again have to pay the bill for the crisis", writes Stefan Löfven, President of the Swedish industrial workers' union IF Metall, ahead of the negotiations on new national collective agreements.
“We need, especially those of us who are Swedish, to be reminded that life actually can be fun and that the unexpected isn’t something to be legislated away”, writes Johan Hakelius, journalist and author.
OPINION “Banks and financial institutions do not manage to live in a capitalist system”, writes Tommy Jacobson, Swedish investment company executive.
"China is expected to continue growing at a fast pace, the question is now whether Swedish companies are allocating enough resources for taking part in this journey", writes Mats Bergman, Trade Commissioner at the Swedish Trade Council in Beijing.
OPINION A look at Swedish socialism will help business leaders to ask fundamental questions about leadership and values, writes Alan Webber, founder of Fast Company and author of Rules of Thumb.
OPINION “If the Swedes had said ‘yes’ to the euro in 2003, they would have been much richer than they are now”, Dutch macro-economist and author Edin Mujagic writes.
OPEN LETTER “We can not accept this type of irresponsible hate speech cloaked as journalism”, Moshe Kantor, President of the European Jewish Congress, writes in a comment to a controversial Swedish newspaper report.
OPINION To forbid schools and care facilities from making profit would wreck numerous operations, hurting the entrepreneurs as well as the pupils and patients who have chosen them, writes Urban Bäckström, head of the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise.
OPINION “If a sponsor shall be able to reach through to the audience it’s crucial that they share the audience’s passion and help out in boosting the experiences”, communication firm Momentum writes.
OPINION Governmental agencies are promoting ‘Swedish leadership’ as the country's latest export sensation, although its unlikely to succeed, Finnish professor Alf Rehn writes.
OPINION “If governments retain part ownership of banks it won’t take long until we see how political interests begin to influence the distribution of credit”, pro-globalist author Johan Norberg writes.
OPINION “We refuse to accept a situation that could mean that thousands of viable companies are forced to shut down”, the Association for small business writes.
"Corporations with female management have proven to be more profitable", writes Gudrun Schyman, leader of Feminist Initiative and candidate for the European Parliament.
OPINION EU must increase investment in nuclear power as dependence of Russian gas poses a deepening security threat to Europe, writes Mae Liz Orrego Rodriguez, liberal candidate for the European Parliament.
OPINION "Swedish highly specialised healthcare could become a new and successful export sector", writes Ella Bohlin, the Christian Democrats' top candidate in the EU elections.
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