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Chinese invoices are raised in the Intellego scandal
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Chinese invoices are raised in the Intellego scandal

The police report against the research company Intellego concerns, among other things, invoices to a Chinese company that is said to have been listed as a major partner, writes Dagens Industri.
Yes to freezing 230 of Intellego's millions
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Yes to freezing 230 of Intellego's millions

The prosecutor is allowed to freeze a total of approximately 230 million kronor from the scandal-ridden company Intellego. The Stockholm District Court decided this on Wednesday, writes Dagens Industri
Suspicions against fired Intellego CEO have been strengthened
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Suspicions against fired Intellego CEO have been strengthened

Suspicions against the research company Intellego Technologies' fired CEO Claes Lindahl for gross fraud have been strengthened after last week's crackdown, Attorney General Thomas Hertz told Dagens Industri.
CEO has been arrested – the stock exchange wants to delist Intellego
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CEO has been arrested – the stock exchange wants to delist Intellego

Intellego CEO Claes Lindahl has been detained after it emerged that he is suspected of gross fraud on probable grounds, reports Dagens Industri (Di). Nasdaq intends to delist the company from the First North exchange
Stock market halt in Intellego continues - no information available
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Stock market halt in Intellego continues - no information available

The stock market halt in Intellego will remain in place, the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (FI) has decided. The information is far too incomplete, according to the authority
Cutbacks at EFN – 20s affected
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Cutbacks at EFN – 20s affected

The news channel EFN is downsizing and around 20 employees are affected, reports Journalisten.
Former Volvo chairman dies
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Former Volvo chairman dies

Frenchman Louis Schweitzer, CEO of Renault in the 1990s when there were plans to merge the car and truck manufacturer with Volvo, has died, reports Dagens Industri.
No new court hearings with Bonnesen
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No new court hearings with Bonnesen

American company buys Daniel Wellington
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American company buys Daniel Wellington

Stockholm-based watch brand Daniel Wellington has sold 51 percent of the company's shares to American watch manufacturer Timex.
SJ CEO Responds to Age Criticism: "News to Me"
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SJ CEO Responds to Age Criticism: "News to Me"

SJ's chairman of the board Kenneth Bengtsson caused a storm of criticism when he fired SJ's CEO Monica Lingegård and, among other things, referred to her age. Now Bengtsson, with top positions in the business world for over 40 years, writes that the extent of ageism was news to him
Swedish Tennis Association Faces Controversy Over 100 Million Kronor Offer
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Swedish Tennis Association Faces Controversy Over 100 Million Kronor Offer

Financial profiles Christer Gardell and Ulf Rosberg want to sponsor Swedish tennis with 100 million kronor – on the condition that the association board resigns. A proposal that Swedish sports must take a stand on, means the Swedish Sports Confederation's (RF) Secretary General Stefan Bergh
Swedish Match to Close Gotland Snus Factory, Relocate Production
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Swedish Match to Close Gotland Snus Factory, Relocate Production

Christer Gardell and Ulf Rosberg Propose 100 Million Investment in Swedish Tennis
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Christer Gardell and Ulf Rosberg Propose 100 Million Investment in Swedish Tennis

Finans personalities Christer Gardell and Ulf Rosberg want to invest 100 million kronor in Swedish tennis. The counter-demand: the entire association board must resign and be replaced
Two Arrested in Luleå for Suspected International Crypto Fraud
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Two Arrested in Luleå for Suspected International Crypto Fraud

Two people have been detained after suspicion of involvement in billion fraud in an international crypto scam.
Billström Criticizes Kristersson's National Security Council Project
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Billström Criticizes Kristersson's National Security Council Project

Sweden's national security council is today no more than a discussion forum, according to the former Foreign Minister Tobias Billström's (The Moderate Party) verdict on the Prime Minister and party brother Ulf Kristersson's prestige project. To become credible and be of use, it must become narrower, sharper and – including the security advisor – be given a clear role, Billström claims in his new book
Taco Bell Plans Expansion into Sweden with First Stockholm Location
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Taco Bell Plans Expansion into Sweden with First Stockholm Location

Klarna's Valuation Criticized as Unfair by Chief Analyst
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Klarna's Valuation Criticized as Unfair by Chief Analyst

When Klarna enters the New York stock exchange, it is at a significantly higher valuation than previously communicated. Most notable, comments Lars Frick, chief analyst at Aktiespararna
Stockholm Stock Exchange Drops 2.2 Percent Amid Broad Decline
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Stockholm Stock Exchange Drops 2.2 Percent Amid Broad Decline

After a quiet start on Tuesday, the Stockholm stock exchange turned sour and closed at a minus of 2. 2 percent
Princess Madeleine Responds to Criticism of Skincare Brand Launch
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Princess Madeleine Responds to Criticism of Skincare Brand Launch

Princess Madeleine's skincare brand received criticism already before the products were launched – a criticism that she and her husband now reject in an interview with Dagens industri. It was unfounded and misguided, says the husband Christopher O’Neill
Svenska kraftnät Signs Historic 7.5 Billion Kronor Contract with NCC
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Svenska kraftnät Signs Historic 7.5 Billion Kronor Contract with NCC

State-owned Swedish National Grid has signed an agreement with the construction company NCC worth around 7. 5 billion kronor for the construction of new power lines – the largest agreement ever, writes Dagens Industri
SJ Chairman Apologizes for "Unusually Stupid" Age Comment
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SJ Chairman Apologizes for "Unusually Stupid" Age Comment

SJ's chairman Kenneth Bengtsson backtracks after his statement that the company's CEO Monica Lingegård was fired due to her age, reports Dagens industri. "Unusually stupid from my side", he writes to the newspaper
Equality Ombudsman May Probe Age Remarks on Dismissed SJ CEO
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Equality Ombudsman May Probe Age Remarks on Dismissed SJ CEO

The Discrimination Ombudsman (DO) says that the statement that SJ's chairman gave as a motive for CEO Monica Lingegård to leave may be subject to a complaint, reports Dagens Nyheter.
Monica Lingegård Ousted as SJ CEO by Board Decision
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Monica Lingegård Ousted as SJ CEO by Board Decision

SJ's CEO Monica Lingegård is being forced against her will to leave the state-owned train operator. It is clear that I would have liked to continue, she says to Svenska Dagbladet (SvD)
Alexander Stubb: Finland's Role as Europe's "Trump Whisperer"
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Alexander Stubb: Finland's Role as Europe's "Trump Whisperer"

Why is "a small country like Finland" seated at the table of great powers? President Alexander Stubb posed the question himself in front of the TV cameras at this week's Ukraine summit at the White House. His own answer was Finland's strategic location, with a over 100 mile long border against Russia
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