Norway Wealth Fund Positive on Unlisted Equity Review
OSLO, April 18 (Reuters) – Norway’s $1.4 trillion sovereign wealth fund on Tuesday welcomed a government request that it consider investing in unlisted equities...
In Bid to Tap Arctic Gas, Norway Eyes Pipeline Connection to Barents Sea
A report commissioned by the country’s Ministry of Petroleum and Energy proposes to extend the Norwegian gas pipeline grid to the Barents Sea. It...
Norway’s Giant Sovereign Wealth Fund Says There’s Money to Be Saved by Identifying ‘rotten Apples’
Norway’s gigantic sovereign wealth fund believes it is becoming increasingly important to identify as many “rotten apples” as possible, saying there is money to...
Mother of Abducted Girl Thanks Whole Country Following Safe Discovery to End Her “27-hour Nightmare”
Denmark was united like never before over the weekend as the life of a 13-year-old girl, abducted just before Saturday lunchtime in the small...
Danish Businesses Benefit From Waning Price Increases
Higher costs for business caused by inflation are declining, in a trend that could bolster the Danish economy. Energy costs in particular are trending...
Danish Unemployment Rate Rises for Fifth Consecutive Month
A preliminary indicator shows a trend of increasing unemployment in Denmark is likely to have continued. Around 400 more people became available on the...
Denmark Moves to Expand ‘fixing Rooms’ for Drug Addicts
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (CN) — “It is not nice to fix in the streets, when especially kids and youngsters can walk by,” said a 67-year-old...
Denmark Gives Mink Farmer Suspended Sentence for Illegal Breeding
A mink breeder located in West Jutland has been handed a fine and suspended prison sentence for keeping the animals while a national ban...
Denmark to Scrap Checks at Swedish Border and Stop Fewer Drivers From Germany
Denmark will ‘reorganise’ its border control measures on the frontier with Germany from May 12th, the Danish justice ministry said on Friday. Spot checks...
Could Denmark’s Police Use Genealogy to Solve Crimes?
The Danish parliament on Tuesday took the first step towards accepting a proposal that could enable police to use data from genealogy when investigating...