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AN Australian soldier has been killed in a roadside bomb attack in Afghanistan.
Defence chief Angus Houston today said Signaller Sean McCarthy, 25, was from the Perth-based Special Air Service Regiment (SASR) and had been on his second tour of...
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Sweden’s financial markets minister is warning that the government’s bank guarantee scheme could become compulsory for the Nordic country’s main banks...
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A man who falsely told the FBI that his son-in-law visiting the United States had links to al-Qaida and supported the “Muslim world’s revenge on U.S....
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Projects requiring construction work in busy areas is one helluva challenge. And a Danish-Swedish collaboration has just went headlong into that challenge. They are all...
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American swimmer Peter Marshall and South African Cameron van der Burgh have set world records at a World Cup short course meet in Stockholm.
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Swedish truck and bus maker Volvo AB Tuesday said it will lay off nearly 1,000 staff at its powertrain unit in Sweden and the United States as the global financial...
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Twenty-four hours after the Swedish state announced it would take control of troubled investment bank Carnegie for illegal trading, the company’s chief executive...
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Swedish truck and bus maker Volvo AB says it will lay off 1,000 staff at its powertrain unit in Sweden and North America.
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Sweden’s annual inflation rate fell back to 4.0 percent in October from 4.4 percent in September, mainly due to lower fuel prices, the national statistics agency...
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The Swedish state will take control of troubled investment bank Carnegie and sell it off after the country’s financial regulator revoked its banking license due...
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Sweden’s financial regulator says it has revoked the banking license from troubled investment bank Carnegie and that Sweden’s national debt office will take...
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Troubled Swedish investment bank Carnegie AB says it plans to raise 1.2 billion kronor ($152 million) in a new share issue.
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Swedbank AB on Wednesday named Michael Wolf as its new chief executive.
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Scandinavian airline group SAS AB said Wednesday it swung to a loss of 2.01 billion kronor ($260 million) in the third quarter, citing weakening demand for air travel...
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Swedish police say a bomb has exploded at a hotel in the city of Vasteras, seriously injuring one person.
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Swedbank AB on Tuesday became the first of the Nordic country’s four main banks to announce plans to ask for guarantees under the government’s bank bailout...
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Sweden’s state finances are deteriorating due to the global financial crisis, with recent budget surpluses likely to swing to deficits in coming years, the...
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Swedish construction firm Skanska AB on Tuesday reported a 3 percent drop in third-quarter net profits, mainly from lower sales and higher interest costs. It warned it...
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The Swedish branch of troubled Icelandic bank Kaupthing said Monday it has sold its pension unit Kaupthing Pension Consulting to a group of employees.
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Sweden’s nuclear watchdog has criticized the managers of an atomic power plant for posting cleaners and janitors to guard the facility when alarm system sensors...
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Martti Ahtisaari says it is a disgrace that the Middle East conflict remains unresolved.
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Scandinavian airline group SAS AB said Wednesday it swung to a loss of 2.01 billion kronor ($260 million) in the third quarter, citing weakening demand for air travel...
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An SAS plane with more than 100 people on board made an emergency landing at a Swedish airport Friday after the cabin filled with smoke, aviation officials said.
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Scandinavian airline group SAS AB said it was in talks concerning the group’s future structure after company shares soared Friday amid speculation that German...
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Scandinavian airline group SAS AB said Friday it was in talks about “structural possibilities” for the group but didn’t comment on speculation that...
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Scandinavian airline SAS AB reported a second-quarter loss Thursday because of high fuel costs and weaker demand, and warned of further job cuts and fleet reductions.
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Get ready for the world’s largest wave project off the coast of North Cornwall! Recently, government has given its planning approval to this mammoth project....
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