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• Spies, lies, and racism at Ikea. A new book has scandalized the entire nation of Sweden, a country known for its stability and pride in its progressiveness.

•Still negative inflation rate in Sweden.

• Underwear company Björn Borg said its net profit fell 20 percent due to "tough market climate", but that it will make "aggressive investments" in product development and exports.

• Sweden wants EU bonus cap on hedge funds.

• Vattenfall AB denied on Tuesday a media report saying it was about to sell the power group's electricity network in Sweden, saying no decision had been taken.

• A 60 year old man has died from Swine flu, bringing the death toll in Sweden from the AH1NI virus to five, Swedish Radio said.

• Sweden's industrial production increased by 0.2 percent in September compared to August

• Swedbank is the only Swedish bank that will make a loss next year, due to heavy credit losses in Ukraine, Sweden's financial watchdog said in a stress test.

• Nordea, the Nordic region's biggest bank by value, said Swedish peer Swedbank was an attractive merger partner.

• Sweden's finance minister raised GDP forecasts for the Nordic country on Monday saying the economic gloom that has weighed on most of the world's major economies was lifting.

• Reynolds American, the second- largest U.S. tobacco company, is in talks to buy a Swedish maker of nicotine gum and mouth sprays, Niconovum AB.