US Increases Tariffs on Norway ↗
Front page leadThe US has raised tariffs on Norway to 12.5%, a move rejected by Norway's Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide, while the Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise (NHO) warns of a competitive disadvantage.
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The E24 front page highlights several key business and economic stories. Top stories include an increase in US tariffs on Norway, a commentary on Norwegian puritanism, and insights into the Norwegian stock market. Other prominent news covers tourism spending in Norway, Microsoft job cuts, and…
The US has raised tariffs on Norway to 12.5%, a move rejected by Norway's Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide, while the Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise (NHO) warns of a competitive disadvantage.
Microsoft is laying off 6,400 employees, with 3,200 from its gaming division, citing an unhealthy business model, which led to a 0.9% drop in its stock price.
Øystein Olsen and Eivind Thomassen strongly criticize Martin Bech Holte's books, arguing his critique of the Norwegian economy is fundamentally flawed; Holte has not responded to E24.
Tourists are spending billions in Norway, contributing significantly to the economy, even as costs at home also remain high.
This article analyzes the stocks on the Oslo Stock Exchange that have experienced the most significant downturns.
This report from Investtech identifies three stocks that are recommended as strong buying opportunities.
Torbjørn Røe Isaksen offers a commentary on the concept of Norwegian puritanism and its societal implications.
Facebook's Norwegian subsidiary, META Norway, has reported a financial loss.
Investment experts are advising readers on which bond funds they should consider buying now.
Norway faces the risk of a new toll imposition, potentially disadvantaging its salmon industry while competitors might avoid similar measures.
An analysis highlights shipping stocks that analysts predict have the greatest potential for growth.
Torbjørn Røe Isaksen discusses how certain ideas from the extreme right are being promoted systematically.
Concerns are raised that a shift in Swedish policy could increase the risk of poverty.
This article questions whether the 'August fear' in the market could turn out to be an expensive investment strategy.
According to analysts, certain stocks on the Oslo Stock Exchange have a potential upside of 70 percent.
A leading investment director issues a warning to small-scale savers regarding their investment strategies.
A conservative mayor expresses joy over the government's recently proposed power initiative.