Man in his 30s injured in suspected attempted murder in Rissne
An injured man in his 30s has been found in Rissne, in Sundbyberg municipality, and police are investigating the incident as attempted murder, they say on their website.
Crime
Stockholm Commuter Trains Hit by Major Delays After Track Fault
There are major problems with Stockholm’s commuter train service early Thursday morning. A track fault is causing extensive delays, and trains are not stopping at several important stations, SL reports.
Sweden
Sats’ Operating Profit Rises 35% as Revenue Grows 7% in Third Quarter
The fitness chain Sats reported a sharp increase in profits in the third quarter. Revenue rose by 7 percent, while operating profit increased by 35 percent.
BusinessTop news
Olympic Gold Turned Isabella Wranå Into a Curling Star and TV Celebrity: ‘Absolutely Crazy’
She went from hidden gem to Olympic hero, social media phenomenon and TV celebrity. Winning gold in Cortina changed Isabella Wranå’s life. “It was absolutely crazy. Even groups of teenage boys have stopped me and asked to take pictures,” she says ahead of next week’s European Championships.
Sports
Sweden Expands Tailored Support to Help Keep Young People Out of Crime
Following a successful start, a further 29 municipalities will receive tailored expert support to help prevent children and young people from becoming involved in crime. Håbo municipality in Uppland was one of the pilot municipalities, and its social services are seeing concrete results.
Sweden
Man in His 30s Arrested After Stabbing Leaves Victim With Life-Threatening Injuries in Sundbyberg
A man in his 30s has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after another man was stabbed in Sundbyberg, north of Stockholm, late Wednesday evening.
Crime
Water and Sewerage Tariffs Jump Across Sweden, with Wide Municipal Differences
This year, many households will feel the sting of higher water and sewerage prices. Water and sewerage tariffs are being sharply increased in many parts of the country, a new report shows. Municipalities are passing the bill on to households instead of taking responsibility for the cost, says Björn Berggren, chairman of the Nils Holgersson group behind the report.
Business
Toys and jewelry sold at markets are being tested for toxicity
This summer, the Swedish Chemicals Agency will visit markets in Sweden to check for toxic substances in toys and jewelry sold there.
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