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Stockholm Stock Exchange ends Friday slightly lower near weekly highs
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Stockholm Stock Exchange ends Friday slightly lower near weekly highs

The Stockholm Stock Exchange, which was trading not far from this week’s record levels, ended Friday with a slight decline.
Volvo Cars sales fall 4% as China slows, Europe stays stable
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Volvo Cars sales fall 4% as China slows, Europe stays stable

Volvo Cars' global sales decreased by 4 percent during the period May-July compared with the same period last year.
Chinese electric cars lag in Sweden as tax rules weigh on sales
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Chinese electric cars lag in Sweden as tax rules weigh on sales

Chinese car brands are gaining market share in Europe, but sales in Sweden are sluggish. Sweden’s tax on plug-in hybrids is one reason, according to Tomas Ernberg, CEO of the Chinese car brand MG in Sweden
Muted trading on the Stockholm Stock Exchange as Volvo rises and Storytel jumps 16%
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Muted trading on the Stockholm Stock Exchange as Volvo rises and Storytel jumps 16%

The Stockholm Stock Exchange remained subdued on Tuesday. At the close, the OMXS index was up 0
German auto crisis could spill over to Swedish suppliers
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German auto crisis could spill over to Swedish suppliers

The crisis in the German automotive industry is becoming increasingly clear. It may, to some extent, spill over to Swedish suppliers, according to Peter Bryntesson, CEO of the industry organization FKG
Volvo posts strong Q2 orders and profit as Lundstedt signals steady outlook
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Volvo posts strong Q2 orders and profit as Lundstedt signals steady outlook

Truck manufacturer AB Volvo reports strong order intake in the second quarter and a profit that exceeds analysts' expectations. Calm and robust going forward, summarizes CEO Martin Lundstedt
Volvo Cars shares plunge after weaker-than-expected second-quarter results
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Volvo Cars shares plunge after weaker-than-expected second-quarter results

Car manufacturer Volvo Cars reports unexpectedly weak results for the second quarter. The stock is plunging on the Stockholm Stock Exchange
Homeworkers forced back to office, union warns employers risk shooting themselves in the foot
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Homeworkers forced back to office, union warns employers risk shooting themselves in the foot

The trend has reversed. Now many employers want white-collar workers back in the office
Volvo recalls 64,000 plug-in hybrid cars over fire risk
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Volvo recalls 64,000 plug-in hybrid cars over fire risk

Volvo Cars is recalling 64,000 plug-in hybrid vehicles due to a fire risk, reports Carup.
Trucking industry: Cost inflation is gradually rising
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Trucking industry: Cost inflation is gradually rising

The business situation is stable, but cost inflation is gradually rising, according to truck manufacturer AB Volvo. The company's shares initially rose slightly after the announcement, but by 1:30 p
Stock market closes in the red after Trump's statement
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Stock market closes in the red after Trump's statement

The Stockholm Stock Exchange opened strongly but closed in the red after U. S
Stockholm Stock Exchange falls heavily after Iran delegation breaks off contact with U.S.
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Stockholm Stock Exchange falls heavily after Iran delegation breaks off contact with U.S.

The announcement that Iran's negotiating delegation had broken off contact with the U. S
Used Volvo XC40 Recharge most popular for electric car premium
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Used Volvo XC40 Recharge most popular for electric car premium

Swedes who have received the new electric car premium have chosen the Nissan Leaf and Renault Zoe over Tesla. But the most popular is the Volvo XC40 Recharge
Volvo Trucks enters billion-dollar settlement with California Air Resources Board
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Volvo Trucks enters billion-dollar settlement with California Air Resources Board

Truck manufacturer Volvo has settled with a California environmental agency. The settlement will cost Volvo approximately SEK 1
Moderates promise families 5,000 kronor more a month in their wallets
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Moderates promise families 5,000 kronor more a month in their wallets

The Moderates are campaigning on a promise that families will receive an additional 5,000 kronor a month in the next term. They hope that the focus on household finances will boost the party in the election
Women outperform men on the stock market in the first quarter
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Women outperform men on the stock market in the first quarter

Women's shares had significantly better price performance than men's during the first quarter, new statistics show.
Trump's new tariff threat hits Volvo Cars, leaving it uncomfortable
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Trump's new tariff threat hits Volvo Cars, leaving it uncomfortable

President Donald Trump's new tariff threat against the European car industry could hit Volvo Cars, which is already under pressure. The company could be a clear loser - if the announcement becomes reality, Handelsbanken automotive analyst Hampus Engellau warns
Trump to raise car and truck tariffs on EU imports
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Trump to raise car and truck tariffs on EU imports

US President Donald Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social that he will raise import tariffs on cars and trucks from the EU next week. Trade Minister Benjamin Dousa (M) believes the parties must try to reach an agreement
Volvo CEO: May need more staff as order intake picks up
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Volvo CEO: May need more staff as order intake picks up

Volumes and results are pointing downward in the first quarter for truck manufacturer AB Volvo. But order intake is clearly picking up and the forecast for Europe is being raised
Stockholm stock market suffers from a hangover
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Stockholm stock market suffers from a hangover

It was a grim day on Stockholm's stock market, which fell in the wake of rising oil prices.
Stockholm stock market surges after US and Iran ceasefire
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Stockholm stock market surges after US and Iran ceasefire

There was a festive atmosphere on the Stockholm Stock Exchange, which rose by 3. 9 percent after last night's ceasefire agreement between Iran and the United States
Volvo CEO says Iran war could boost electric cars
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Volvo CEO says Iran war could boost electric cars

The war in Iran means more expensive gasoline - which in the long run could lead to more people looking toward the electric car market. Volvo Cars CEO Håkan Samuelsson believes this
Stockholm Stock Exchange rises after Trump's speech
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Stockholm Stock Exchange rises after Trump's speech

The stock market week began with volatile trading. The broad index on the Stockholm Stock Exchange closed up 0
CEO of the growth rocket wants to attract staff with Swedish welfare
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CEO of the growth rocket wants to attract staff with Swedish welfare

The company is growing so fast that it has to recruit staff to Sweden. Without government support, Sweden must offer other advantages - a world-class welfare system
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