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5 days ago
Bankruptcies in Finland hit 30-year high this year amid global turbulence — but some firms are bucking the negative trend.
6 days ago
The retailer sends thieves an 80-euro bill on top of demands for reimbursement for the value of the pilfered items.
7 days ago
After weeks of silence on the growing controversy, the Finnish PM said that a former NCP politician’s emails pushing for funding were “completely inappropriate”.
1 week ago
The finance minister questioned why Finland needs foreign berry pickers when unemployment, particularly among young people, remains high.
2 weeks ago
“AI writes better Finnish than most Finns,” says data security expert Mikko Hyppönen, noting that artificial intelligence is making cyber-deception easier than ever.
2 weeks ago
Women have accounted for close to half of all new boardroom appointments this year, but small companies are still lagging behind.
2 weeks ago
Berry industry groups are furious about the last-minute rejection of foreign pickers’ visa applications. They say it’s impossible to replace them with domestic workers.
2 weeks ago
IQM, the European first quantum company listed on the New York Stock Exchange, will deliver a supercomputer to the Lumi AI factory in eastern Finland.
3 weeks ago
The state alcohol retail monopoly is extending Saturday evening hours at about one-third of its stores, with roughly one in 10 opening on Sundays as well.
3 weeks ago
Around 90 foreigners applied for jobs at the company and paid hundreds or even thousands of euros in fees, but none were hired.