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Nokia to Lay Off 180 People in Finland
Nokia, the Finnish multinational telecommunications company, has a goal to save 500 million euros in expenses by the end of 2020.
Fiskars Group to Cut 220 Workers, 60 in Finland
Finnish Fiskars Group known for its iconic scissors, premium kitchenware and gardening tools is set to lay off about 220 office workers globally to reduce costs.
Finland and Estonia Celebrate Their Succesful Commission of Balticconnector; The Single Finnish-Estonian-Latvian Gas Market to Launch in January 2020
"We are launching the single Finnish-Estonian-Latvian gas market on January 1, 2020. This is the historical step to integrate three national gas markets in Europe into one in such a large scale."
Massive Industry Strikes Begin on Monday; May Cause Disturbances in Fuel and Medicine Supply
In total, the strikes involve about 100,000 workers
Posti Introduces New Handling Fee For Shipments Outside the EU
A handling fee will be introduced for goods outside the EU fiscal territory that have a value of more than 22 euros.
VIDEO: Emma Smith of Eversend, Winner of Slush 100 Start-up Competition: Our Company Started From Sending Money to Grandma
Eversend is a neobank for Africa, which hopes to make banking services accessible for a large number of Africans.
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The Number of Women Speakers on the Rise at Slush; CEO Saari Wouldn’t Join a Panel With Men Only
This year, more so than previously, the environment and program of Slush included topics that empower women.
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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.
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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.