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Swedish politics
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Unexpectedly strong jobs figures from the US briefly pushed the Stockholm stock market lower. But in the final stretch, sentiment lifted it to a slight gain.
Business
Saab to build new 80,000-square-meter factory in Jönköping
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Swedish banks stop payments from Russian-owned Kubal, report says
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Business
Party leaders clash over household finances in Expressen/Di debate
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Swedish politics
Kristersson accuses Jomshof of sabotaging election campaign over Muslim comments
MP Richard Jomshof's (SD) comment in Dagens Nyheter that Muslims "can stop being Muslims" continues to upset the other parties. Jomshof is constantly seeking attention, and what he says is stupid, says Moderate leader Ulf Kristersson on his way into Expressen's and Dagens Industri's party leaders' debate.
Swedish politics
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Live casino provider Evolution's largest owner - American billionaire and investor Kenneth Dart - is making his bid for the company.
Business
Swedish AI company Lovable valued at 127 billion after new funding round
The Swedish AI company Lovable raises $400 million, equivalent to 3.8 billion kronor, in a new funding round, reports the Wall Street Journal, among others.
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