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10 Points of the Government’s Budget Plan That Could Affect You Next Year
Here we list 10 points of the 2020 budget proposal that could affect our readers.
Government to Begin Planning Rail Links For One Hour Trains From Helsinki to Turku and Tampere
Negotiations are going to be started by the Ministry of Transport and Communications for two new companies that will oversee the development of the high-speed rail links.
Driven to Succeed – Hesburger Founder Heikki Salmela’s Journey From a Sausage Stand to a Burger Behemoth
In an interview with Finland Today, Salmela shares his inspiring life story.
New Government’s Tax Policy Brings No Major Changes for Entrepreneurship, Fiscal Policy More Concerning
We interviewed the chief economist at Suomen Yrittäjät about how the new government program might affect small and medium-sized entrepreneurs in Finland.
Here’s Why Turku is One of the Smartest Cities in the World – An Interview with Development Director
We asked what makes the oldest Finnish city, with a population of about 200,000, one of the smartest cities in the world.
President Sauli Niinistö to Visit China – Will Attend Opening of China-Finland Winter Sport Year
Finland is actively seeking new business opportunities in the Chinese winter sports sector.
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Amos Rex Art Museum Made a Loss of 2.5 Million Euros But It’s Not All About Money
Since August 30 last year, about 270,000 people have visited the museum.
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A Finnish Startup Will Produce a New Protein Product From Clean Air
The company's concept redefines the basics of food production, as it isn’t dependent on agriculture, the weather, or the climate.
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Strong Beer to Arrive in Grocery Stores – The Reforms in Alcohol Act, Explained
If all goes well, strong beer, cider and long drinks (up to 5.5%) will arrive in the corner store near you January 2017.