Stockholm Court Approves Mathem's Reconstruction Exit Plan
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Sweden Faces Economic Setback as GDP Contracts in Mid-2025
Sweden's economy shows signs of significant weakness with GDP contraction and reduced consumer spending.
Sweden Receives First Disbursement from EU Recovery Fund
Sweden secures its first EU recovery fund payment of 18 billion kronor to support economic recovery initiatives.
Sweden's Global Economic Equality Ranking Plummets to 20th Place
Sweden's economic equality ranking has dropped to 20th place, raising concerns about social stability.
Vinge Law Firm Partners Face Tax Claims Exceeding 90 Million SEK
Vinge law firm faces substantial tax claims from the Swedish Tax Agency, exceeding 90 million SEK.
EU Allocates 18 Billion Kronor to Support Sweden's Recovery Plan
The EU allocates 1.6 billion euros to Sweden to support its recovery and green transition plans.
EU-US Tariff Negotiations Extended Amid Growing Concerns
EU-US tariff negotiations face complexity and criticism, with a deadline extension to August 1.
Stockholm Stock Market Suffers in 2025, Trailblazing European Peers
Stockholm stock market faces significant underperformance in 2025 compared to its European peers.
Skellefteå Municipality Spends 161 Million SEK on Consultants in 2024
Skellefteå municipality has spent 161 million SEK on consultancy services in 2024, significantly higher than Umeå's expenditures.
Analysts Predict Mixed Outcomes Ahead of Earnings Season
Experts anticipate mixed outcomes for companies in the upcoming earnings season, with a focus on Sinch.
Significant Decline in Rental Housing Supply Across Sweden
Sweden's rental housing supply drops dramatically, with major cities seeing significant reductions in available apartments.
Swedish Supreme Court to Rule on Rental Agreements and Public Procurement Law
The Swedish Supreme Court will clarify public procurement law's applicability to rental agreements in construction projects.
Sörmland's Sheep Farming Faces Crisis Amid Growing Wolf Attacks and Economic Struggles
The decline of sheep farming in Sörmland is driven by wolf predation and economic issues, leading to calls for policy reform.
Sweden Maintains Global Leadership in Intangible Asset Investments
Sweden leads globally in intangible asset investments, representing 16% of its GDP in 2025.
Sweden Excluded from China's Visa-Free Travel, Impacting Tourism and Business
Sweden remains the only Nordic country not granted visa-free access to China, affecting travel and business.
US Tariff Policy Risks Volvo's Competitive Edge Amidst EU Negotiations
New US tariffs could severely impact Volvo's car exports amidst looming trade agreements.
Sweden Emerges as a Tourist Magnet Amid Climate Change
Climate change is propelling Sweden to become a sought-after summer tourist destination.
Skistar CFO Makes First Stock Purchase Amid Mixed Market Trends
Skistar's CFO Sara Jinnerot Uggelberg purchases shares as inflation rises and market conditions fluctuate.
Scandic Hotels to Charge Extra for Breakfast in Major Policy Shift
Scandic Hotels announces a new policy to charge separately for breakfast, altering their pricing strategy.
Analysts Rally Around Sinch: A Potential Stock Market Comeback?
Analysts believe Sinch's stock is undervalued, boosting optimism for future growth.
Empowering Personal Finance Management through Budgeting Tools
Swedbank stresses the importance of budgeting tools in personal finance management and highlights investment risks.
Laxå Entrepreneurs Appeal Sentences in Think Pink Environmental Case
Entrepreneurs from Laxå appeal prison sentences in the Think Pink environmental crime case.
BookBeat Reports 16% User Growth and Record Revenues in H1 2025
BookBeat's user base grows significantly, reaching over 1.1 million in H1 2025 with record revenues and a strong demographic focus.
Liseberg Takes Legal Action Against Trygg-Hansa Over Fire Damage Claims
Liseberg amusement park sues Trygg-Hansa for insurance compensation following a significant fire at Oceana project.
Sweden Faces Rising Inflation Amid Uneven Economic Recovery
Sweden's inflation unexpectedly rises to 2.9%, raising concerns amid an uneven economic recovery in 2025.
Swedish Housing Market Faces Slower Growth Amid Global Economic Uncertainty
The Swedish housing market experiences stagnation amid global economic and geopolitical uncertainties.
Bollnäs Riding Club Avoids Bankruptcy Amid Community Tragedy
Bollnäs riding club stabilizes finances as Gävleborg mourns a tragic bus accident.
Unexpected Rise in Swedish Inflation Raises Concerns Over Interest Rate Cuts
June 2025 sees sudden inflation rise to 2.9%, complicating Riksbank's interest rate strategy.
Swedish Government Urges Rapid Action as US Tariffs Loom
Sweden's Trade Minister calls for urgent negotiations as the US considers imposing severe tariffs on European goods, threatening the nation's automotive sector.
Sweden Faces Rising Inflation and Household Financial Strain
Sweden experiences rising inflation impacting household finances, with rates reaching 2.9% in June 2025.
Foreign Camping Tourism in Sweden Sees Significant Growth in 2024
2024 sees a notable increase in foreign camping tourists in Sweden.
Teaching Kids About Money in a Cashless Society: A Playful Approach
Innovative strategies emerge for teaching children financial literacy in a cashless society.
Financial Anxiety Grows Among Swedes Ahead of Summer Vacation
Swedes face financial worries ahead of summer vacation 2025, with experts offering management advice.
Lidingö Tops Economic Rankings but Sees Slight Decline Overall
Lidingö ranks 8th in 2025 municipal economic standings, achieving top scores in public finance but experiencing an overall rank drop.
Significant Economic Improvements for Swedish Pensioners Coming in 2025
Swedish pensioners will see significant financial benefits starting in 2025, including increased pensions for both couples and singles.
Sweden and Denmark Launch Initiatives to Boost Cross-Border Transport with Extra-Long Vehicles
Sweden and Denmark announce joint efforts to enhance cross-border transport using extra-long vehicles.
Swedes Seek Financial Control Amid Rising Summer Costs
Amid rising summer costs, Swedes are turning to financial advisors for tips on managing personal finances effectively.
Most Indebted Individuals in Sweden Revealed for 2025
Kronofogden reveals the most indebted individuals in Sweden for 2025, highlighting both a billionaire and a former executive's substantial debts.
Sweden Positioned as a Cool Alternative Amid Mediterranean Heatwaves
Sweden may benefit from a shift in tourism as Mediterranean heatwaves drive travelers to cooler destinations.
Surge in Japanese Tourists to Sweden in 2025 Driven by New Flight Routes
Japanese tourism to Sweden sees a remarkable 78% increase in 2025, fueled by new flight routes.