Halved Dividend Amidst Oil Downturn ↗
Front page leadSalmar has halved its dividend and warns of more expensive salmon and weakened competitiveness in the US due to Norway's increased 12.5% toll, which is higher than that of competitor nations.
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The E24 news front page from Norway focuses heavily on business and finance, with significant coverage of the Oslo Stock Exchange's performance, oil prices, and specific company news. Major stories include a halved dividend from Salmar, a report on Investtech's stock recommendations, and a piece…
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Oslo Stock Exchange Drops Amidst Oil Slump ↗
The Oslo Stock Exchange (OSEBX) fell by 1.29%, with major companies like Aker, BP, and Equinor experiencing significant declines due to a downturn in oil prices.
Investtech Recommends Buying Stocks Before Earnings Reports ↗
Investtech suggests investors should buy specific stocks before their quarterly reports are released, indicating potential for profit.
Chinese Chip Company Soars Over 500% ↗
A Chinese data chip company has seen its stock price increase by over 500%, highlighting significant growth in the technology sector.
SEB's Eurobonus Points Error Must Not Harm Customers ↗
The Consumer Authority states that SEB's error with Eurobonus points cannot negatively impact customers, while SEB confirms the points were retracted due to a system malfunction.
Hennig-Olsen Doubles Pre-Tax Profit ↗
Hennig-Olsen more than doubled its pre-tax profit to 44 million kroner in 2025, citing increased revenues but still falling short of its margin target.
Stocks with Highest Upside Potential on Oslo Stock Exchange ↗
An article discusses which stocks on the Oslo Stock Exchange have the greatest potential for upside, likely aimed at investors seeking opportunities.
Why Partners Sold Despite RSM's Potential ↗
This story delves into the reasons behind partners selling their stakes, even when RSM (likely referring to a company or firm) had the potential to stand alone.
US and Iran Pause Bombing, Cornered ↗
The United States and Iran have paused their bombing activities, with the situation described as having them painting themselves into a corner.
Commentary: Blame It On Themselves ↗
A commentary piece by Roar Valderhaug suggests that the current economic or political situation is self-inflicted.
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