Ericsson CEO pay tops SEK 100 million in 2025
Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm received just over 100 million kronor in pay last year. Over 70 million of that was a bonus.
TechnologyEricsson CEO Börje Ekholm received just over 100 million kronor in pay last year. Over 70 million of that was a bonus.
TechnologyUniversity graduates account for an increasingly large share of unemployment, while companies are facing a severe shortage of skilled workers. Poor matching, simply put. We need to tailor education to the needs of the labor market, says Mia Bernhardsen of the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange closed higher again on Friday, while developments abroad were more mixed.
TechnologyThe Stockholm Stock Exchange rose on Tuesday, with the OMXS index closing up 0.8 percent. Clothing giant H&M performed strongly.
BusinessMillennials are the largest group on the stock market, and Generation Z is leaving the market. At the same time, more 80-year-olds are starting to save in stocks, Euroclear's Shareholder Report shows.
BusinessIt was Skellefteå icon Jimmie Ericsson's "hero game". Then Pär Lindholm remade Ericsson's ten-year-old classic and scored against Timrå in the SHL.
Ice hockeyEricsson is distributing 25 billion kronor to shareholders in the form of dividends and share buybacks. At the same time a notice period is underway. This is problematic, says Per Norlander at Sveriges Ingenjörer.
TechnologyTelecom company Ericsson's shares rose sharply on the last trading day of the week, while the Stockholm Stock Exchange as a whole hovered near zero. The broad OMXS index rose 0.2 percent.
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