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2 months ago

Monday’s papers: Cold snap chills spot prices, quenching AI’s thirst, and selfish Europeans

Helsingin Sanomat explains why spot electricity isn’t always cheaper.
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2 months ago

Friday’s papers: Nuclear deterrence, an exploding ship, and going for gold

Even as gold retreats from record highs, Finns continue cashing in on the precious metal.
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2 months ago

Posti announces 121 redundancies following restructuring talks

Over 170 jobs were initially on the line, but some employees were able to find other positions within the company.
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2 months ago

Finland and China sign commercial cooperation deal

Beyond trade, Finland and China plan to step up cooperation on mitigating climate change and promoting the green transition.
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2 months ago

AI-generated bearded ‘boomer’ in summer job ad raises eyebrows, criticism

“It was the first time we tried this, but it will most certainly be the last, at least for a very long time,” Metropolitan Area Transport’s communications chief said.
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2 months ago

Nokia, Nordea report declining profits in fourth quarter

An OP analyst suggested that some investors may have sensed Nokia’s decline a day before its fourth quarter report went public.
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2 months ago

“Only immigrants do this job” — people paying to be Wolt couriers

Yle heard from foreigners paying to deliver food for a few euros per hour.
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2 months ago

Orpo meets Xi in cordial talks, sidesteps contentious issues

PM Petteri Orpo says Finnish companies have signed 11 trade agreements with their Chinese counterparts
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2 months ago

Expert sounds alarm over risks of US tech dependence

Reliance on American technology may prove costly for Finand, a cyber expert warns.
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2 months ago

Monday’s papers: Finnish pork for China, costs force business closure, and the rise of the self-scanning shopper

In today’s multitasking world, food shoppers are also doing double duty.
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