The US is introducing new tariffs against a wide range of countries starting Friday - as the old tariffs expire. “This does not seem to involve any drama for Swedish companies,” says Minister of Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade Benjamin Dousa (M) in a written comment.
BusinessAfter weeks of negotiations, the EU has finally agreed on a new sanctions package. The package is the EU's 21st against Russia since the country's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
WorldIncorrect reports can cause billions of dollars in losses on the stock market - something that happened when the news agency Bloomberg got Nordea's figures wrong. If there is an incorrect flash, there can be quite large price effects, especially in a somewhat thin summer market, says Lars Söderfjäll, head of equities at the Bank of Åland, to TT.
BusinessIngmar Bergman's housekeeper Anita Haglöf has died, her son Roger Haglöf tells Expressen. She was 88 years old.
EntertainmentOn Saturday, Armand Duplantis pulled out of London’s Diamond League gala with an injury, just a few weeks before the European Championships. But now comes reassuring news - the pole vault star has not sustained any injury.
SportsGoogle is appealing the ruling in the Patent and Market Court ordering it to pay damages to Klarna-owned Pricerunner in the record amount of SEK 14 billion, reports Dagens Industri.
BusinessName a controversial opinion that you believe is harmful to society, but which should still be protected by freedom of expression. That is film director Ruben Östlund's question to cultural politicians. He is the next person to appear in TT's summer series on cultural policy ahead of the autumn elections.
EntertainmentThe notepad that Sweden's national security adviser forgot during the NATO meeting in Turkey has not yet been found and is therefore considered lost, the Government Offices say.
SwedenHandball star Jim Gottfridsson is returning home to his parent club IFK Ystad. But playing in the second division does not mean giving up on Sweden. "I am a player who has always said yes, always been available," says the national team veteran.
SportsA car crashed through a store window and into a gym in Sundsvall late Monday night. The driver, a man in his 50s, and a child were in the car, according to police.
SwedenThe betting company Betsson reported a higher-than-expected profit in the second quarter. The World Cup is boosting the company’s revenue, and CEO Pontus Lindwall is looking forward to Sunday’s final.
BusinessSubmarines for Poland, Gripen for Ukraine, surveillance systems for NATO and a new billion-dollar order to equip new frigates for the German navy. New orders have followed one another for the defense group Saab over the past year. However, CEO Micael Johansson sees no risk of bottlenecks.
BusinessAn explosion has occurred on a boat in northern Vättern, reports P4 Örebro.
SwedenSvenska Spel increased its profit in the second quarter of the year. During the World Cup fever in Sweden in June, the gaming company’s customer growth rose by more than 300 percent. The match between Sweden and the Netherlands was a jackpot.
BusinessCriminals are openly advertising online with "jobs" to carry out murders and bombings for payment. Now a law comes into force that requires the ads to be taken down by platforms at the police's request. "There will be powerful economic muscle in this legislation," says Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (M).
SwedenThe government’s national security adviser, Niclas Kvarnström, forgot a notebook during last week’s NATO summit in Turkey, reports Dagens Nyheter. “My first thought was ‘oh no, not again,’” says security expert Jörgen Holmlund.
SwedenMajor bank SEB beats expectations, both on the bottom line and in income from interest and fees, in the second quarter. The share rises 4 percent on the Stockholm Stock Exchange.
BusinessThe canal boat Juno has run aground off Trosa. An evacuation of the approximately 45 passengers and 12 crew members began at 10 p.m., the Maritime and Air Rescue Centre told TT.
SwedenTaxi Stockholm is experiencing operational disruptions on Tuesday after problems with the digital booking system. But now there is light at the end of the tunnel, says Taxi Stockholm CEO Pernilla Samuelsson to TT.
SwedenSweden is at the forefront of technology. It is worse in our immediate surroundings, according to Ericsson's CEO. Our big problem is that we are in a "shitty neighborhood" - Europe is not in the same condition at all, says the outgoing Börje Ekholm, whose last quarterly report sent the stock tumbling.
BusinessFor those who want to read up ahead of the autumn election, there is plenty of literature on politics: autobiographies, critical reviews - and a new book on nuclear power. There are two books in particular that I think will get attention, says political scientist Tommy Möller.
EntertainmentSales of wine and spirits are declining at Systembolaget. At the same time, beer, cider and non-alcoholic beverages are selling better. "We are developing our range based on customer demand," CEO Ann Carlsson Meyer tells TT.
BusinessTen European countries - including Sweden - are joining forces to protect against anti-drone threats. “A historic day,” says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who was also promised 16 French fighter jets.
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