Finland Has the Best Environment For Preventing Illicit Trade Finland tops the government policy category and ranks 5th in the supply and demand category.
Doctor of Food Sciences Päivi Myllärinen Receives the Innovation Award for Women for Her Work With Milk Myllärinen has, for example, developed products for new target groups, such as vegans and vegetarians.
60 Years In the Making – The First Finnish Motorway E18 Is Now Finished The E18 motorway connection from Turku to Vaalimaa is now fully completed. The connection is very important for business and safety.
German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas Talks German Cars and the Openness of Global Trade While Visiting Finland Among others, the ministers talked about the planned tariffs on car imports in the US.
Millennium Prize Winner Tuomo Suntola Makes the Modern Smartphone Work Suntola’s innovation, ALD (atomic layer deposition), is a nanoscale technology in use all over the world.
Finland Boosts Economic Relations with Indonesia There is demand for capital goods, machinery and equipment in Indonesia, which are among Finland’s most important export products.
Instead of Looking for an Ice Cream Truck, You Could Soon be Looking for a Booze Truck There could be flexible sales channels for Alko in the future.
Finland To Increase Trade in Renewable Energy With India – India Cuts Down Nuclear Power Plant Construction According to PM Juha Sipilä, who met with his Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi, on Tuesday, Finland's exports to India have grown over the past few years.
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.
Ikea Founder Invgar Kamprad Passes Away at 91 Ikea founder, Ingvar Kamprad, has died at the age of 91.
Here’s Why The Pandas May Be Sleeping When Presented to Public in February The pandas may well be sleeping when on view in their new enclosure that opens to the public on February 17, 2018.
Finland is a Forerunner in Circular Economy – 100 Companies Have Joined the Movement To maintain a profitable business, we need new solutions to ensure that materials and their value circulate in our society.
3 Things to Look Forward to in the Future, According to Slush We picked three things to look forward to in the future from the start-up event, Slush.
A Day With the Dukes – I Followed Prince William and Daniel From Dawn to Dusk Prince William and Daniel visited Helsinki at the same time. I followed both with my camera.
Watch How Finns Shop on Black Friday – “Those Finns Were Too Close to Each Other” According to the e-commerce company Klarna, the sales on Black Friday have tripled since 2014.
Prince William and Daniel To Visit Finland – The Public Can Greet William in Esplanade Park on Thursday Here's what you should know about their visits.
The Rise and Fall of Nokia Mobile Phones After digging into the new book 'Ringtone . . .', we list the key factors in the rise and fall of one of the most successful companies in the history of Finland.
We Asked the Estonian President What We Could Learn From Them – Nobel Winner Urged To Go ‘Head to Head’ We interviewed Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid and the Nobel-winning professor of economics, Bengt Holmström, about what the future may bring.
Tax on Sweets and Ice Cream Is Dropped in January – This is How Much it Will Affect the Prices Tax on sweets and ice cream will be dropped from the beginning of January.
Finns Have Already Spent 220 Million Euros For Christmas Gifts About 110 million euros is spent on the internet.
Finland Has the Best Governance In the World Finland has the best governance in the world, states the Legatum Institute in its latest global prosperity index.
10 Things You Should Know About the Finnish Nobel Prize Winner Bengt Holmström Holmström received the Nobel, which is considered the most prestigious award of intellectual achievement, for his contribution to contract theory.
Another Feather To The Hat: Finland Has Been Ranked Most Progressive Country In The World The main goal of the index is to create a framework for leaders in government, business and civil society to benchmark and accelerate progress.
The First Lady of Finland Jenni Haukio Is ‘Liza’ In an Ad For Russian Anti-Wrinkle Cream In the ad, Haukio is named "Liza," a 34-year-old lady, who "looks just fine" but "would want to look better."
Microsoft Stops Manufacturing Mobile Phones, Results in 1,350 Job Losses in Finland Today's announcement comes hot on the heels of last year's closure of the Salo site, as well as the 2014 sale of Nokia's mobile phone and device divisions.
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.
Finnish Health Tech Export Sets New Record Finland’s health technology industry continues to grow as export is strengthening this year, setting a new record for the country.
Santa Claus Faces Bankruptcy – Helpers Are on the Way The company running Santa Claus's office in Rovaniemi, Dianordia Oy, is on the verge of bankruptcy because of a tax debt worth 206,000 euros.
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