A little tape, a little Swedishness and an experimental office. The Swedish defence capability needs to be strengthened and innovation needs to be improved. We have resources and a mandate to test things that others may not get or dare to test, says Marcus Tynnhammar, head of the experimental office.
SwedenGermany's incoming Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz has opened up to sending the German-Swedish long-distance robot Taurus to Ukraine. An attack with such a weapon would draw Germany into the war, warns Moscow.
WorldVattenfall is starting a separate nuclear power company and is on its way to bringing in Volvo, ABB, SSAB and other industrial giants as co-owners. It facilitates that those who want the electricity are also owners, according to Desirée Comstedt, head of new nuclear power at Vattenfall.
BusinessSaab has two giant deals in progress. In the spring budget bill, the government is asking the parliament for authorization to approve the sale of reconnaissance and fighter jets to Denmark and Peru, reports Dagens Industri.
BusinessAfter a hesitant opening, the Stockholm Stock Exchange continued upwards and closed clearly on the plus side. The broad OMXS index rose by 2.2 percent with reporting Ericsson as the day's rocket.
BusinessThe stronger krona is expected to have hit hard against Swedish export companies during the first quarter. But what is waiting around the corner is more unclear than in a long time after Trump's tariff shock. The risks are high, says Karl Hedberg, stock manager at Carnegie Private Banking.
BusinessDuring the stock market crash in the days following Donald Trump's tariff decision, young people went against the stream and bought shares, according to the online broker Avanza. It's like catching a falling knife, says 17-year-old Elias El Shobaki.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange rose sharply on Tuesday after the crash the day before. The leading European stock exchanges also turned upwards. A broad rise in Stockholm was topped by the defence manufacturer Saab, which surged 8.4 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange fell heavily the day after President Donald Trump's tariff announcement. Not least, the large corporations had a tough day.
BusinessColombia will buy the Swedish fighter aircraft Gripen, announces the country's president Gustavo Petro.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange fell ahead of Wednesday evening's expected tariff announcement from US President Donald Trump. Among the heavyweights, not least the defense conglomerate Saab and medical technology company Getinge lost value.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange soothed its wounds on Tuesday after four consecutive trading days of falling prices. The broad OMXS index rose 1.0 percent, which was in line with leading European stock exchanges.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange is licking its wounds after four consecutive trading days of falling prices ahead of the next round of tariffs from the Trump administration. The OMXS index has risen 0.8 percent by lunchtime, in line with leading European stock exchanges.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange's broad OMXS index fell again on Friday, down 0.9 percent. The trading week as a whole ended at minus 4.5 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange followed the trend around the world and fell on Thursday. The broad OMXS index dropped 1.1 percent during a day marked by the US announcement of import tariffs.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange moved around zero during large parts of Monday and the broad OMXS index closed unchanged.
BusinessLong interest rates have already begun to rise in the wake of Germany's financial policy U-turn, which opens up for giant loans to defense and infrastructure. Inflation – also in Sweden – can in the long run also be pushed upwards.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange closed near zero on Wednesday after a recovery in the late afternoon trading. The broad OMXS index rose 0.1 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange's earlier rise on Tuesday fell back, but the broad OMXS index still closed at plus 0.1 percent.
BusinessThe Stockholm stock exchange fluctuated around zero during large parts of Monday, but the broad OMXS index rose in the end and closed at plus 0.2 percent.
BusinessWashington's new stance towards the world is making several countries hesitant about their decision to buy American fighter jets of the F-35 type. This could benefit Jas Gripen – which is simultaneously dependent on American components.
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