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Nordic Sugar A/S, a Danish unit of Germany’s Nordzucker AG, said Thomas B. Olsen is resigning as managing director.
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Updated 36 minutes ago
Alekstra Oy, a Finnish company that works with corporate customers to cut their phone bills, aims to open a mobile virtual network operator in five countries in 2014.
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Updated 35 minutes ago
Nokia Oyj, the world’s biggest maker of mobile phones, had its debt rating cut to the lowest investment ranking by Standard & Poor’s, which cited operating margins that may be further reduced this year.
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Finland’s economic growth slowed to 0.1 percent in the fourth quarter as Europe’s debt crisis hurt exports.
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Chinese billionaire Huang Nubo, whose attempt last year to buy Icelandic land for a golf resort was blocked by the government in Reykjavik, may get a second chance as local authorities explore a leasing deal.
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Orion Oyj, one of the most rewarding European drug stocks for investors over the past five years, is the least loved by analysts. Chief Executive Officer Timo Lappalainen aims to prove them wrong.
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Finnish defense forces agreed to buy long-range cruise missiles from Lockheed Martin Corp. as it extends the life of its aircraft fleet.
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ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG, Germany’s biggest private broadcaster, said it is confident about reaching its 2015 targets after investments in online games and video-on- demand services boosted sales and earnings last year.
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The Black Keys are back in North America for a tour that should put them into the big time.
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Fisker Automotive Inc., the maker of plug-in luxury sports cars, named an industry veteran its new chief executive officer and said it may turn to private investors to restart a stalled Delaware plant project.
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