Stockholm Stock Exchange rises 1.1% as Saab and Boliden lead gains
The Stockholm Stock Exchange started the trading week higher after falling last week. The OMXS index closed up 1.1 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange started the trading week higher after falling last week. The OMXS index closed up 1.1 percent.
BusinessA host of analysts warn that AI will outcompete entire professional groups. But so far, Sweden’s labor market seems to have weathered the technology, and some jobs are standing firm. If you are very afraid of uncertainty, there are some safe bets, says Oskar Nordström Skans, a professor of economics at Uppsala University.
TechnologyThe Democrats' landslide victory in the US midterm elections could boost green technology and hurt tech giants in the AI sector in the world's largest economy. But businesses should not count on drastic tariff cuts or a shift in foreign policy toward the EU and Sweden, says Johan Karlberg, US director at the semi-governmental Business Sweden.
TechnologyMany analysts warn that AI will outcompete entire professional groups. But so far, the Swedish labor market seems to have weathered the technology, and some jobs are standing firm. If you are very afraid of uncertainty, there are some safe bets, says Oskar Nordström Skans, professor of economics at Uppsala University.
TechnologyTelecom giant Ericsson’s former CEO, Börje Ekholm, will rejoin the board of stock exchange operator Nasdaq, where he previously served.
TechnologyThe Stockholm Stock Exchange was in a good mood on Monday. By the close, the broad OMXS index was up 1.2 percent.
BusinessSeveral AI leaders have raised the alarm after so-called AI agents escaped and caused data breaches. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is not among them. No Swedish company should ever appear in a newspaper article because of an AI agent incident, he said during a visit to Sweden.
BusinessThe decline on the Stockholm Stock Exchange continued. Ericsson went against the trend on Thursday, surging 6.8 percent after its report.
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