ICA boss promises lower prices
When the food VAT is reduced from 12 to 6 percent this spring, Ica will lower its prices by the same amount. Yes, we will definitely make that tax cut, says CEO Nina Jönsson in Ekot's Saturday interview.
BusinessWhen the food VAT is reduced from 12 to 6 percent this spring, Ica will lower its prices by the same amount. Yes, we will definitely make that tax cut, says CEO Nina Jönsson in Ekot's Saturday interview.
BusinessChristopher Garplind is worried about the future of the awards galas. Now he will be leading P3 Guld for the second year. It would be great if the gala was still alive. But I don't know what needs to be done to make people care, he says.
TV & filmJust over half of Sweden's municipalities have unhealthy air quality, according to an analysis from the Swedish Heart and Lung Foundation.
SwedenThe trial of the 18-year-old suspected of planning a terrorist attack in Kungsträdgården in Stockholm has begun. He admits to being a member of the terrorist organization ISIS.
SwedenA new work based on Han Kang's novel "The White Book" will have its world premiere next year.
MusicMusician and cultural figure Göran Ringbom has passed away, the family confirms to P4 Gotland.
MusicKing Carl XVI Gustaf's statement about the climate negotiations and that Europe is already doing a lot in relation to the rest of the world is sparking reactions from several quarters. It is not something he should interfere in, says political scientist Katarina Eckerberg.
SwedenThe government wants anyone who is going to travel with more than 10,000 euros in cash to another EU country to report it to the Swedish Customs Administration – and that it should be a criminal offence not to do so, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot.
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