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Spotify Increases Subscription Prices by 10 Kronor

Streaming giant Spotify is raising prices, writes Dagens Industri. For Spotify Premium, this means an increase of 10 kronor to 129 kronor per month, while Spotify Duo and Family are increased by 20 kronor per month.
Spotify Increases Subscription Prices by 10 Kronor

Novo Nordisk Shares Drop Amid Trump Drug Price Demands

This week's fall for Novo Nordisk's shares is strengthened after Donald Trump's demands for lower drug prices. .
Novo Nordisk Shares Drop Amid Trump Drug Price Demands

Stockholm Stock Exchange Glitch Causes Trade Cancellations

Technical problems at the Stockholm Stock Exchange led to extreme price movements being displayed in the final trading on Tuesday. The mess leads, among other things, to all stock trades during the last half hour being withdrawn, reports Dagens industri.
Stockholm Stock Exchange Glitch Causes Trade Cancellations

Darth Vader's Lightsaber and Indiana Jones' Whip Up for Auction

Two of film history's most iconic objects – Darth Vader's laser sword and Indiana Jones' whip – are being sold in September at a memorabilia auction in Los Angeles, writes [Dagens Industri](https://www. di.
Darth Vader's Lightsaber and Indiana Jones' Whip Up for Auction

Falsterbo Horse Show to Investigate Decision on Al Shira'aa Sponsorship

The storm surrounding Falsterbo Horse Show has subsided. Remaining is the competition's chairman Jana Wannius and wonders if it was the right decision to terminate the criticized sponsorship agreement with Al Shira'aa.
Falsterbo Horse Show to Investigate Decision on Al Shira'aa Sponsorship

Sweden Plans to Remove Municipal Veto on Uranium Mining

The Government wants to allow uranium mining in Sweden, which has been met with resistance from several municipalities. Now the Government wants to remove the veto right for the municipalities, something that can make mining projects possible – despite local resistance, reports Dagens industri.
Sweden Plans to Remove Municipal Veto on Uranium Mining

Öresund Bridge Turns 25 as Danish Residents Leave Sweden

The today 25-year-old Öresundsbron was supposed to bring Sweden and Denmark closer to each other, but a new report from Intelligence Watch shows that the Danes are now abandoning Sweden. The Danish presence is lower than before the bridge was built, according to the newspaper Dagens industri.
Öresund Bridge Turns 25 as Danish Residents Leave Sweden

Nordnet Login Restored After Temporary Technical Issues

Nordnet had temporary technical problems on Friday afternoon, but they had been rectified by 3 pm, according to the online broker. .
Nordnet Login Restored After Temporary Technical Issues

Beredskapslyftet Secures 1 Million Kronor for Ex-Northvolt Employees

The project Beredskapslyftet receives an additional one million kronor to find new jobs for former employees of Northvolt, as stated in a press release from the Government Offices. "Their effort can facilitate the business sector to take advantage of many people's unique competence.
Beredskapslyftet Secures 1 Million Kronor for Ex-Northvolt Employees

Northvolt's Former Factory Site Now on the Market

Large parts of Northvolt's former factory area are now for sale. The bankruptcy administrator Jonas Premfors tells Dagens Industri that yesterday, about twenty actors showed interest in the area.
Northvolt's Former Factory Site Now on the Market

Stora Enso Invests Millions to Protect Endangered Freshwater Mussels

The forest company Stora Enso will spend 12 million kronor to save freshwater pearl mussels that they are suspected of having run over last year, writes Dagens industri. .
Stora Enso Invests Millions to Protect Endangered Freshwater Mussels

Investigator Proposes Closing Sweden's Economic Crime Authority

Despite harsh criticism, former National Police Commissioner Stefan Strömberg stands by his proposal to close down the Economic Crime Authority (EBM), reports Altinget. .
Investigator Proposes Closing Sweden's Economic Crime Authority

Middle East Stock Markets Plunge Amid Conflict; Israel Sees Gains

The stock exchanges in the Middle East fell sharply on Sunday in the wake of the escalated conflict between Israel and Iran, reports [Dagens industri](https://www. di.
Middle East Stock Markets Plunge Amid Conflict; Israel Sees Gains

Northvolt Faces Investor Withdrawal and Potential Liquidation

It does not seem to be any sale of Northvolt in Skellefteå. The last remaining interested party has withdrawn, says the trustee Mikael Kubu to Dagens Industri.
Northvolt Faces Investor Withdrawal and Potential Liquidation

Seventh AP Fund Divests from Tesla Over Union Rights Concerns

The state-owned pension fund company, Seventh AP Fund, blacklists electric car giant Tesla from its investor list and has sold its entire holding in the stock. Earlier, their ownership corresponded to around 13 billion kronor.
Seventh AP Fund Divests from Tesla Over Union Rights Concerns

Brookfield Invests 95 Billion Kronor in Swedish AI Data Center

The Canadian investment company Brookfield is investing up to 95 billion kronor in a new AI data center in Strängnäs. .
Brookfield Invests 95 Billion Kronor in Swedish AI Data Center

EU Approves Joint Fighter Jet Project by UK, Italy, Japan

The EU Commission has given the green light for a joint venture between British, Italian, and Japanese defense giants to develop the next generation of fighter jets, reports [Dagens industri](https://www. di.
EU Approves Joint Fighter Jet Project by UK, Italy, Japan

Stockholm Fashion Week Returns with New Focus and Government Funding

Stockholm Fashion Week is back, with a new focus and new financing. This year's edition begins on June 2 – this time with government funding.
Stockholm Fashion Week Returns with New Focus and Government Funding

Wallenberg's FAM Explores New Ammunition Factory in Sweden

The Wallenberg family's unlisted power company FAM is planning for Swedish ammunition production and is conducting a feasibility study in a new limited company, called Verkan, which has been started for the purpose, reports Dagens Industri. "We are looking into the possibility of building ammunition production for the Swedish defence and Sweden's allies", writes FAM's CEO Håkan Buskhe, formerly CEO of the defence group Saab, in an SMS to the newspaper, and adds that the production, if it happens, will take place in Sweden.
Wallenberg's FAM Explores New Ammunition Factory in Sweden
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