Home
Sweden
Living
World
Business
Sports
Entertainment
Info
Sweden
Living
World
Business
Sports
Entertainment
Telia Sverige AB
Stockholm Stock Exchange Ends Flat as Saab Leads Gains
The Stockholm stock exchange moved around zero during large parts of Monday and the broad OMXS index closed unchanged. .
Launching new youth job initiative in disadvantaged areas
Paid work alongside school as a path into working life for young people in vulnerable areas. This is proposed by 32 employers, schools, and social actors on DN Debatt.
New protection - fraudsters forced to pay
Do you receive strange calls from abroad? Then you are far from alone. Now, Telia is introducing a new protection – which, among other things, will force scammers to pay for the fake call.
2G Shutdown Looms: Is Your Tech Ready for the Change?
At the end of 2025, Tele2 and Telenor are shutting down their old 2G networks. This risks causing numerous remotely controlled gadgets to stop functioning.
Stockholm Stock Exchange Sees Largest Drop in Nearly Two Years
The Stockholm stock exchange fell sharply after the US's planned punitive tariffs came into effect – the decline is the largest in almost two years. The decline was broad – even the defense conglomerate Saab retreated despite the announcement from the EU about astronomical defense investments.
Olympic Games and World Championship – the rights that can be affected
Telia is selling its TV and media operations to Schibsted Media, where TV4 constitutes the major part. Here are the sports rights that can be affected by the change in ownership.
How viewers are affected by the TV4 acquisition
In the short term, viewers are not affected by Schibsted's purchase of TV4. But further ahead, possible collaborations may bring about changes.
Telia sells TV4 to Schibsted
Partially state-owned Telia is selling its TV and media operations to Schibsted Media. Previously loss-ridden TV4 is the major part.
Women Fare Better than Men on the Stock Exchange
Last year's stock market star was in many ways the defense company Saab. The stock gained 84,000 new owners and the price has soared by over 50 percent.
The Government Will Not Sell More State-Owned Companies
The Government will not sell any more state-owned companies before the parliamentary election in 2026, according to Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson (The Moderate Party). .
Trump's U-turn on bribery - "A hard blow"
President Donald Trump's decision to pause the use of the anti-corruption law FCPA is a hard blow, according to corruption expert Louise Brown. It can go fast, she says about the risks of a new upswing for corporate bribes in corrupt countries.
The People's Share That Flopped – Volvo Cars Stuck in a Ditch
It was the most popular stock exchange listing since Telia. But the over 160,000 small investors have been severely tested.
Better Mobile Coverage on the Train
Telia is investing in better internet connectivity along the Southern and Western main lines. According to the telecom operator, the 5G network currently covers 95 percent of the population.
Telia maintains unchanged dividend
The telecom operator Telia made a profit of 1. 4 billion kronor for the fourth quarter, compared to a loss of 2.
Major disruptions at Telia
Telia experienced major technical disruptions on Monday evening. The disruptions primarily affected mobile data and it could be difficult to surf with your mobile phone or mobile broadband.
Swedish owners sell Marshall to China
The Swedish audio equipment manufacturer Marshall Group, which owns the venerable amplifier brand Marshall, is becoming Chinese. Major owner Altor has reached an agreement with the risk capital fund Hongshan on a deal, reports Dagens industri.
Swedish owners sell Marshall to China
The Swedish audio equipment manufacturer Marshall Group, which owns the venerable amplifier brand Marshall, is becoming Chinese. Major owner Altor has reached an agreement with the risk capital fund Hongshan on a deal, reports Dagens industri.
Companies with the most complaints
Expensive bills for cancelled subscriptions and fake invoices. Råd & Rön has listed the companies that have received the most complaints to the Consumer Agency so far this year.
Multiple data cables in the Baltic Sea damaged
The submarine cable C-Lion 1, which runs between Helsinki in Finland and Rostock in Germany, has been cut off. Also, a cable between Sweden and Lithuania has been damaged.
The Government Sells – Vehicle Inspection Gets German Owner
The Government is selling the Vehicle Inspection Department to a German company for 1. 2 billion kronor.
The Stockholm Stock Exchange closed on a plus
It was a half-day on the Stockholm Stock Exchange, which closed at 1 pm with a plus. The broad OMXS index rose by 0.
Telia among losers on weak stock market
The Stockholm stock exchange fell on Wednesday, with among others the measurement technology conglomerate Hexagon and the telecom company Telia declining. The broad OMXS index dropped 1.
Gaming companies surged on report-heavy stock exchange
The Stockholm Stock Exchange fluctuated up and down on the season's most report-filled trading day. Upwards pulled the gaming company Evolution, while the major banks weighed down.
Profit Boost for Telia
The mobile operator Telia, with the Swedish state as the largest owner, made an operating profit of 3. 9 billion kronor in the third quarter of the year.
1
2
3
>
>>
Facebook
X
Instagram
Show Consent Options
Categories
Sweden
Living
World
Business
Sports
Entertainment
Police reports
Information
Publishing principles
Cookiepolicy
Datapolicy
About us
Contact
About Sweden Herald
Stay informed with the latest news and updates from Sweden in English. From daily news and events happening now, to recaps of what happened in Sweden last night, our coverage keeps you updated. Swedish news today.
© Sweden Herald
