Dropping New Iran Attacks ↗
Front page leadThe US has decided to cancel new attacks against Iran, a significant geopolitical development.
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The E24 front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong emphasis on business and finance. Top stories include geopolitical developments like the US decision to drop new Iran attacks, and domestic Norwegian business news such as the Hagen family's considerable profits…
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Hagen Family's Group Earned 2.4 Billion Before Tax Last Year ↗
The Hagen family's conglomerate reported substantial profits of 2.4 billion Norwegian kroner before tax for the past year.
SpaceX Bets: Growing at an 'Enormous Speed' ↗
Significant bets are being made on SpaceX's stock, with growth described as being at an 'enormous speed'.
Ray-Ban Empire: Bitter Dispute ↗
A bitter dispute is ongoing within the family that built the Ray-Ban empire over control of the company.
Norwegian Customs Data: 1.3 Million VOEC Packages from China in June ↗
Norwegian customs figures show 1.3 million VOEC packages from China in June, a nearly 50% increase from last year, prompting calls for stricter regulations.
Stranda Mayor Wants Day Fee as in Venice ↗
The mayor of Stranda wants to implement a day fee for tourists, similar to Venice, as the government's tourist tax is not fully capturing visitors in Geiranger.
Joby Aviation and Virgin Atlantic to Launch Air Taxis in UK ↗
Joby Aviation and Virgin Atlantic plan to launch air taxi services in the UK, aiming to reduce travel time to Heathrow airport to eight minutes.
Stock Picks for Autumn: Likely the Next Gold Egg ↗
Analysts suggest certain stocks are likely to be highly profitable in the autumn season, potentially offering significant returns.
Bulls Hold on to SpaceX Stock Amidst Market Plunge ↗
Despite a stock market downturn, Norwegian investors are holding onto their SpaceX shares.
Nils Rune Langeland: OnlyFans, Morality, and Neoliberalism ↗
An interview or profile piece on Nils Rune Langeland discussing his experiences with OnlyFans, morality, and neoliberalism.
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