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Stegra Board Holds Crisis Meeting Amid Financial Challenges
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Stegra Board Holds Crisis Meeting Amid Financial Challenges

Today, the steel company Stegra's board will hold a crisis meeting with the company's lenders, according to sources to Financial Times. The information comes after the major shareholder Harald Mix yesterday announced that he is leaving the position as chairman of the board
Trump and Zelenskyj Clash Over Putin's Donetsk Demands
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Trump and Zelenskyj Clash Over Putin's Donetsk Demands

Outwardly, the meeting between the US President Donald Trump and Ukraine's visiting President Volodymyr Zelenskyj seemed to have gone well. But the Russian President Vladimir Putin's phone conversation with Trump the day before, and Trump's mood, came to lead to a big quarrel behind closed doors between Trump and Zelenskyj, according to media reports on Sunday
Stegra Raises 10 Billion Kronor for Steel Plant Construction
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Stegra Raises 10 Billion Kronor for Steel Plant Construction

The steel company Stegra is bringing in more capital for the construction of the factory in Boden, among other things to have the means for investments in the harbor and railway. The production start is being postponed by about three months
GPS Disruption Targets Spanish Defense Minister's Plane Over Kaliningrad
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GPS Disruption Targets Spanish Defense Minister's Plane Over Kaliningrad

A plane with Spain's Minister of Defense on board has been subjected to a suspected disruption attack, reports Europa Press.
Anna Breman Faces Challenges as New Zealand's Central Bank Governor
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Anna Breman Faces Challenges as New Zealand's Central Bank Governor

First Deputy Governor of the Central Bank Anna Breman is leaving the board of directors for a new job as central bank governor in New Zealand. A job that seems to offer the Swedish economist a number of challenges
China Urges Tech Giants to Halt Nvidia AI Chip Purchases
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China Urges Tech Giants to Halt Nvidia AI Chip Purchases

China is urging the country's largest technology companies to stop buying Nvidia's AI chips and to halt existing orders, reports Financial Times.
Trump Proposes Ending Quarterly Reports for Wall Street Companies
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Trump Proposes Ending Quarterly Reports for Wall Street Companies

Scrap the requirement for quarterly reports for stock exchange companies on Wall Street, suggests President Donald Trump in a post on the social network Truth Social. It should be enough with half-year reports, according to Trump
Basmati Rice Dispute Stalls EU-India Trade Agreement
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Basmati Rice Dispute Stalls EU-India Trade Agreement

The issue of trademark protection for basmati rice is putting a spanner in the works for a trade agreement between the EU and India, reports Financial Times.
Ikea partners with Best Buy to expand kitchen solutions in the US
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Ikea partners with Best Buy to expand kitchen solutions in the US

EU Weighs New Sanctions on Russian Banks and Energy Firms
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EU Weighs New Sanctions on Russian Banks and Energy Firms

The EU is considering introducing new sanctions against a number of Russian banks and energy companies to increase the pressure on Russia to end the war against Ukraine, reports the news agency Bloomberg with reference to sources.
Swedish Financial Authority Investigates Stock Fraud Targeting Small Investors
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Swedish Financial Authority Investigates Stock Fraud Targeting Small Investors

Swedish small investors are suspected to have lost hundreds of millions on stock exchange frauds where names like the central bank governor Erik Thedéen are used as bait. The Financial Supervisory Authority will now collect information from the banks to assess how large the losses have become
Greece Offers Tax Incentives to Attract Returning Workforce
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Greece Offers Tax Incentives to Attract Returning Workforce

Ten years after the crisis summer, Greece's economy has turned to significant growth. The country's struggle is now to get back the workforce that fled during the crisis years
Tesla Board Proposes New Bonus Plan for Elon Musk
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Tesla Board Proposes New Bonus Plan for Elon Musk

Tesla's board wants to give the electric car company's founder and CEO Elon Musk a new bonus plan, reports CNBC with reference to financial documents.
Revolut Employees to Sell Shares Amid $75 Billion Valuation
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Revolut Employees to Sell Shares Amid $75 Billion Valuation

Employees at the British fintech company Revolut will soon be able to sell shares in the company, reports Financial Times. The company's valuation in the transactions planned is $75 billion, equivalent to over 700 billion kronor, according to the newspaper
Greece Offers Tax Incentives to Attract Returning Workforce
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Greece Offers Tax Incentives to Attract Returning Workforce

Ten years after the crisis summer, Greece's economy has turned to substantial growth. The country's struggle is now to get back the workforce that fled during the crisis years
Suspected Russian Attack Disrupts Von der Leyen's Flight GPS
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Suspected Russian Attack Disrupts Von der Leyen's Flight GPS

The aircraft that the EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was traveling in was hit over the weekend by a suspected Russian disruption attack. The GPS system was knocked out and paper maps had to be used during the landing in Bulgaria, reports Financial Times
Macron Plans Paris Summit on Ukraine Diplomacy
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Macron Plans Paris Summit on Ukraine Diplomacy

Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyj is expected to participate when his French colleague Emmanuel Macron and Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrange a summit on diplomatic solutions to the war in Ukraine.
Paris Hosts High-Level Meeting on Ukraine Security Support
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Paris Hosts High-Level Meeting on Ukraine Security Support

Spotify Plans Further Price Increases
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Spotify Plans Further Price Increases

EU Accelerates Digital Currency Efforts Amid US Progress
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EU Accelerates Digital Currency Efforts Amid US Progress

Europe is anxious to fall behind when the US is increasingly opening up to digital currencies. But now the EU is stepping up the pace, writes The Financial Times, citing sources with insight
US Stock Exchange CEOs See Significant Pay Increase
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US Stock Exchange CEOs See Significant Pay Increase

Why Zelenskyj Can't Surrender Donetsk: Three Key Reasons
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Why Zelenskyj Can't Surrender Donetsk: Three Key Reasons

Despite over ten years of Russian aggression against eastern Ukraine, the frontline in Donetsk has been kept relatively intact. Now it is being speculated that President Volodymyr Zelenskyj may need to give up the important region to put an end to the war – something that could mean a Ukrainian catastrophe
Trump Backs Proposal for Ukrainian Land Concessions to Russia
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Trump Backs Proposal for Ukrainian Land Concessions to Russia

The President of the USA, Donald Trump, supports a proposal from the Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding Ukrainian land concessions in order to achieve peace. European leaders may participate in Zelenskyj's meeting with Trump on Monday
Rheinmetall CEO Predicts Lower Tank Prices Despite Rising Demand
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Rheinmetall CEO Predicts Lower Tank Prices Despite Rising Demand

The price of tanks, armored vehicles and artillery will fall in the coming years – despite a sharp increase in demand. This is stated by Armin Papperger, CEO of Germany's largest arms manufacturer Rheinmetall, to Financial Times
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