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1 week ago

Elixia gym owners SATS Group hit in cyber attack

So far there are no indications that extensive data of its members was compromised, but the firm said the situation is more extensive than initially thought.
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1 week ago

Lowering fuel taxes would be risky, entrepreneur group warns

Reducing fuel taxes to ease pump prices could have reverse effect, according to an SME interest group.
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1 week ago

Eggs out, cucumbers in: Finland’s contrasting food supply

Egg exports are booming while cucumber consumption reaches record levels, leaving Finnish shoppers with fewer eggs but plenty of crunch.
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1 week ago

Wednesday’s papers: Immigration costs, European defence, and Chinese airlines

Finland has calculated the fiscal impact of immigration.
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1 week ago

Banksy arrives in Turku

The British street artist’s identity continues to intrigue fans.
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1 week ago

12-month Euribor sees biggest daily jump since 2008

Middle East instability is fuelling volatility in global interest rate markets.
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1 week ago

Finns trust the US about as much as they do Russia, China

Finns place almost as little trust in the United States as they do in China and Russia, according to a new poll.
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1 week ago

Park event helps newcomers hit the ground running

Integrating into Finnish life is no walk in the park, but a regular Saturday morning workout is helping some immigrants bridge the gap.
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1 week ago

Iran war already slowing Finnish economy, central bank says

Modest growth that began in December was disrupted at the end of February, when the US and Israel attacked Iran.
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1 week ago

Tuesday’s papers: UN aspirations, oats lose steam, and a rainy respite

Finland wants a seat at the United Nations Security Council’s “horseshoe”, the inner circle of global decision-making.
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