We googled that in 2025
Charlie Kirk, Ozzy Osbourne, Labubu and listeria. These are some of the biggest search trends on Google in Sweden in 2025.
SwedenCharlie Kirk, Ozzy Osbourne, Labubu and listeria. These are some of the biggest search trends on Google in Sweden in 2025.
SwedenMinister for Gender Equality Nina Larsson has met with representatives of Tiktok, Snapchat, Meta and Google, to demand answers about the problem of grooming and sexual exploitation on the platforms. According to Larsson, the companies are trying to improve, but more needs to be done. I do not think their commitment to the issue corresponds to the extent of the problem, she says after the meeting.
Swedish politicsAll three major indexes on the New York Stock Exchange closed higher, despite some drama among tech giants on Tuesday. Nvidia jumped on reports that Google may be well on its way to competing strongly in the AI chip market.
BusinessChip giant Nvidia falls about 6 percent on Wall Street on reports that Meta is considering using Google's AI chip.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange rose on Tuesday, with the broad OMXS index closing up 1.1 percent.
BusinessA new trading week began as the last one ended. Monday saw big gains on the New York Stock Exchange, fueled by the big AI-connected tech companies and increased hopes for an interest rate cut in December.
TechnologyThe AI arms race continues. Google is now launching its latest AI model – Gemini 3.
TechnologyLeading indexes on the New York Stock Exchange began this week's trading with declines, weighed down by price drops in some large IT companies.
TechnologyOnce again, all eyes are on the world's largest company – Nvidia. The company's interim report could shake up the stock market and provide answers to whether we are now seeing an AI bubble – about to burst – or not.
BusinessThe European Commission is launching an investigation into Google based on suspicions that the company is deliberately choosing to give certain media companies a lower priority in searches.
BusinessGoogle will invest 5.5 billion euros, equivalent to just over 60 billion kronor, in Germany – the American search giant's largest investment in the country to date.
BusinessThe arrows pointed clearly downward on the US stock market for a long time, but the leading indices recovered during the final trading hours of Friday.
BusinessThe majority of the internet rests on three American giants. Recent mistakes by the companies have caused services around the world to go down. Experts believe it will happen again.
SwedenAlphabet, the parent company of the American search giant Google, reports third-quarter revenue that exceeds analysts' forecasts.
BusinessGoogle's new AI initiative for students is being criticized by a Swedish expert in the field. One reduces education to production instead of an intellectual process. It is very alarming, says researcher Pontus Wärnestål.
SwedenThe AI company Anthropic has made a deal with Google for up to one million AI data chips, worth "tens of billions of dollars", announces Anthropic.
TechnologyPricerunner is suing Google for 77 billion kronor – it is the highest claim for damages so far in Sweden. Google has for tens of years cheated customers from the price comparison site, but the search giant strongly objects to the lawsuit.
BusinessThe payment group Klarna and cloud giant Google Cloud have entered into a strategic partnership in artificial intelligence, according to a press release. The Klarna share rises by almost 4 percent in pre-trading on the New York stock exchange after the news.
TechnologyA YouTube account belonging to Venezuela's president Nicolás Maduro is for unclear reasons unavailable to users.
World politicsGoogle is preparing to make changes to its advertising services after the EU threatened with billion fines, writes Bloomberg.
BusinessThe American competition authority FTC is examining Google and Amazon, according to sources with insight into the matter for Bloomberg.
BusinessEU fines American Google with the equivalent of 33.9 billion kronor for favoring its own advertising services. The decision is criticized by US President Donald Trump – who threatens to investigate the EU for unfair trade practices, which may lead to new tariffs.
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