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2 months ago

Friday’s papers: Rental investor regret, famous furniture chain at risk, and otter havoc in Hanko

Furniture chain Asko was founded more than a century ago, but its owner has filed for bankruptcy.
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2 months ago

Thursday’s papers: Finland’s homeless numbers grow, flu season ‘rages’, and it’s going to get colder

An increasing number of people with foreign backgrounds have nowhere to call home in Finland, newspaper Hufvudstadsbladet reports.
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2 months ago

Wednesday’s papers: Early retirement, freezing wind, and no such thing as a free inbox

Can you retire if you’ve never worked?
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2 months ago

Tuesday’s papers: 15 minutes to the airport, shadow tankers, and more cuts

A future train line could slash airport travel times, according to Helsingin Sanomat.
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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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2 months ago

Friday’s papers: Stubb predicts three Greenland outcomes, government wants AI healthcare help, and how long should you wear underwear?

“One good, one bad and one catastrophic,” Finnish President Alexander Stubb said about the future of Greenland and the Arctic region.
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2 months ago

Finland sets tougher guidelines: No social media or smartphones for under-13s

“We’ve had an uncontrolled human experiment going on,” says an associate professor in adolescent medicine.
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2 months ago

Thursday’s papers: Trump withdraws tariff threat, kids’ sports injuries, and dressing dogs for winter

The US President has rowed back on his threat to impose punitive tariffs on Finland and seven other countries if they stand in the way of his plans for Greenland.
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2 months ago

Wednesday’s papers: Greenland security, US cloud over Finland, opposition’s top position

Around 70 percent of the cloud services Europe uses are provided by US tech giants Microsoft, Amazon or Google, according to an IT expert.
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2 months ago

Tuesday’s papers: Placating Trump, living rent-free, and the end of the line

By the summer, Finland will switch off its last remaining landlines.
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