Helsingin Sanomat News
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European Union Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn has emerged as the frontman for crisis-management policies driven out of Berlin that are spreading economic pain as debt turmoil reignites.
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The Finnish government increased its popularity last month, according to a poll commissioned by newspaper Helsingin Sanomat.
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Opposition to establishing a Guggenheim Foundation museum in Helsinki has more than doubled from a year earlier, according to a poll by Helsingin Sanomat.
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The majority of Finnish citizens acknowledge the need for reducing the number of municipalities, a poll by newspaper Helsingin Sanomat says.
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The European Central Bank won’t provide more long-term loans until it has studied how the funds are distributed into the economy, council member Joerg Asmussen told newspaper Helsingin Sanomat.
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Finland’s government proposed increasing fines on violations of the securities law as part of a legislative overhaul to be approved by parliament as of September, Helsingin Sanomat reported.
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Nokia Oyj, the world’s biggest maker of mobile phones by volumes, will cut about 1,100 to 1,200 jobs at its factory in Salo, Finland, newspaper Helsingin Sanomat reported today, citing “several” sources it didn’t identify.
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Finland’s ruling parties are on track to cement control over local governments as voters back their austerity policies and efforts for conditioned-based bailouts for struggling fellow euro nations.
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Walt Disney Co. has acquired Finnish game developer Rocket Pack, newspaper Helsingin Sanomat reported, citing Disney spokesman Matthew Grossman. Rocket Pack develops games that work within Internet browsers, the Helsinki-based newspaper said. The companies didn’t disclose the purchase price, the newspaper said.
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Deliveries of air-to-air missiles ordered by Finland from Raytheon Co. have been delayed because of problems in their cold weather performance, newspaper Helsingin Sanomat said.
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