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The Swedish government says it is proposing measures to soften an eavesdropping law after widespread public protests.
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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....
made popular Nov 13 2008
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Peter Marshall has done it again, this time breaking the short course record in the 50-meter backstroke at a World Cup meet in Sweden.
made popular Nov 12 2008
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...
made popular Nov 12 2008
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American swimmer Peter Marshall and South African Cameron van der Burgh set world records Tuesday at a World Cup short course meet.
made popular Nov 11 2008
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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.
made popular Nov 11 2008
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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...
made popular Nov 11 2008
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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...
made popular Nov 11 2008
AP, Stockholm
Swedish truck and bus maker Volvo AB says it will lay off 1,000 staff at its powertrain unit in Sweden and North America.
made popular Nov 11 2008
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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...
made popular Nov 11 2008
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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...
made popular Nov 10 2008
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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...
made popular Nov 10 2008
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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.
made popular Nov 10 2008
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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...
made popular Nov 5 2008
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Swedish police say a bomb has exploded at a hotel in the city of Vasteras, seriously injuring one person.
made popular Nov 4 2008
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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...
made popular Nov 4 2008
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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...
made popular Nov 4 2008
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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...
made popular Nov 4 2008
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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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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...
made popular Nov 11 2008
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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...
made popular Nov 11 2008
AP, Stockholm
Swedish truck and bus maker Volvo AB says it will lay off 1,000 staff at its powertrain unit in Sweden and North America.
made popular Nov 11 2008
AP, Stockholm
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...
made popular Nov 10 2008
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The Swedish wrestler who dropped his medal in protest at the Beijing Olympics has been banned from the sport for two years.
made popular Nov 6 2008
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Swedish police say a bomb has exploded at a hotel in the city of Vasteras, seriously injuring one person.
made popular Nov 4 2008
AP, Stockholm
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...
made popular Nov 4 2008
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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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A Swedish man’s novel explanation for taking a break from a troubled marriage has landed him in trouble with the German police.
made popular Oct 27 2008
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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.
made popular Oct 24 2008
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A Swedish health agency revealed in an article published Wednesday that it had refused to help police track down people who knowingly infect others with HIV.
made popular Oct 22 2008
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A Swedish court has sentenced Chilean tenor Ernesto “Tito” Beltran to two years and six months in prison for raping an 18-year-old nanny and molesting a...
made popular Oct 10 2008
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Swedish police say they have arrested a 15-year-old boy after Florida police tipped them off about threats he allegedly posted on YouTube.
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Swedish truck and bus maker Volvo AB announced Tuesday it plans to lay off around 1,400 workers at truck plants in Belgium and Sweden to adjust to falling demand in the...
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A Swedish prosecutor has decided not to press charges against the three Swedes arrested on suspicion of funding terrorism earlier this year.
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H&M has arrived in Japan, seeking to woo a notoriously expensive consumer market with the same cheap prices for fashionable items that have made the Swedish...
made popular Sep 12 2008
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Swedish broadcaster SVT on Thursday released a previously unseen film clip purportedly showing the release of presidential candidate John McCain to the U.S. military in...
made popular Sep 11 2008
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A humpback whale that roamed the Baltic Sea has been spotted in Swedish waters south of Goteberg and is believed headed further north.
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A Swedish court on Tuesday found a German woman guilty of murdering two toddlers and seriously injuring their mother in a rampage spurred by jealousy over an...
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