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6 months ago

Yle poll: Finns Party support rises, despite eye-stretching racism row

Last month, several members of the Finns Party posted photos on social media that were widely viewed as racist and damaging to Finland’s image abroad.
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6 months ago

NBI seizes Fitburg vessel

Investigators are probing whether the cable damage was intentional.
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6 months ago

Jobs hit chopping block at Posti, Telia

Restructuring plans at Finland’s postal service and a telecoms firm could cost hundreds of jobs.
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6 months ago

Customs: Fitburg vessel did not violate sanctions

Two Finnish state authorities have concluded that there is no reason to detain the vessel suspected in the New Year’s cable incident.
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6 months ago

Finland sees consumer prices rise in December

The biggest increases were seen in healthcare-related costs, according to Statistics Finland’s preliminary data.
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6 months ago

FT: US firms plan to buy $22bn of Lukoil assets — deal would include Teboil stations in Finland

The prospective buyers include US petroleum company Chevron and private equity firm Quantum Capital Group, according to the Financial Times.
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6 months ago

Finland’s role in multinational force for Ukraine unclear

There is no point in Finland antagonising the United States, a foreign policy expert told Yle.
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6 months ago

Study: Business execs more likely to commit fraud if their parents did, too

The study also found that business leaders found guilty of financial crimes were more likely to have a spouse who has committed similar crimes.
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6 months ago

Wednesday’s papers: Helsinki’s ‘luxurious’ student flats, high-earning telemarketer’s secret, and Finland’s slippery roads

Students want to live alone more than they did in the past, according to the head of Helsinki’s student housing outfit HOAS.
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6 months ago

More cold in coming days

Cold weather will persist across Finland this week.
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