• Niklas Zennström and Janus Friis buys back 14 percent of Skype

• SAS said that October passenger traffic fell 13.5 percent

• Swedish debt office to OK Saab guarantees.

• Newspaper group Metro eyes small profit in 2010

• Skype founders to join investor group in buyout

• Interest rates at a record low risks fueling a house price bubble

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• Skanska said economic conditions seem to be improving

• Swedish government pledges super-fast broadband for all

 

Denmark's PM: Climate summit will fail

COPENHAGEN (AFP) - It's not possible to reach a legally binding international agreement at the UN Climate summit in December, Danish Prime Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen admitted.

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"We do not think it will be possible (during the UN summit) to decide all the finer details for a legally binding regime that conforms to international law", he said after a meeting with the parliamentary commission for the environment.

The Danish capital will host the summit from December 7-18, during which 192 nations will attempt to hammer out a new global climate treaty to replace the Kyoto Protocol.

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