Denmark News
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Nobel Laureate Edmund Phelps warned against the dangers of European Union membership as Iceland became the latest nation to question the sense of affiliation with a bloc mired in economic crisis.
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Denmark’s small and medium-sized banks probably will face more writedowns as long as the economy fails to improve, Ulrik Noedgaard, director general of the Financial Supervisory Authority, said.
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Vestas Wind Systems A/S, the wind- turbine maker with the highest installed capacity, won a 155- megawatt order from Infraestructura Energetica Nova SAB, the Mexican unit of U.S. natural-gas utility Sempra Energy.
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Nobel Laureate Edmund Phelps warned against the dangers of European Union membership as Iceland became the latest nation to question the sense of affiliation with a bloc mired in economic crisis.
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For tech startups looking to go public, there's no better place than the U.S., as Tableau Software reminded us last week.
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NKT Holding A/S snapped a two-day advance in Copenhagen trading after Nordea Bank AB said it’s too early to buy the stock, arguing the Danish maker of industrial vacuum cleaners risks losing money on its price strategy.
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Neas Energy A/S, the Danish energy- trading company, boosted its power team with the hire of Benjamin Smithson from Deutsche Bank AG as a short-term European electricity trader.
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Chr. Hansen A/S rose the most in seven weeks in Copenhagen trading after Societe Generale SA said the new chief executive officer of the world’s biggest maker of dairy enzymes will return cash to shareholders.
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SAP AG, the biggest business- management software maker, will start employing more people with autism as software testers, programmers and in data management.
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Denmark’s banks are preparing a campaign that will target the country’s lawmakers in an effort to prevent the nation exceeding European regulatory standards.
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