The Court of Appeal has upheld the decision to freeze 230 million kronor of Intellego Technologies' assets, according to state prosecutor Thomas Hertz. It did not even stand on its own merits, he tells TT about the company's appeal.
BusinessConfidence in the future among Swedish export companies is on the rise. A new survey from Swedish Export Credit (SEK) shows that more companies are expecting, among other things, stronger order intake.
BusinessAdditional people have been charged with crimes in the Intellego affair, prosecutor Thomas Hertz told Dagens Industri.
BusinessThe fraud suspect former head of the suspended listed company Intellego Technologies, Claes Lindahl, has been released, court documents show. That is true, says defense attorney Olof Hildebrand to TT. However, the suspicion of gross fraud remains, the attorney confirms.
BusinessThe police report against the research company Intellego concerns, among other things, invoices to a Chinese company that is said to have been listed as a major partner, writes Dagens Industri.
BusinessThe prosecutor is allowed to freeze a total of approximately 230 million kronor from the scandal-ridden company Intellego. The Stockholm District Court decided this on Wednesday, writes Dagens Industri.
BusinessJust over nine out of ten export companies expect their order intake to increase or remain unchanged over the next twelve months, according to a barometer from the state-owned company Svensk Kreditexport (SEK).
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