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The news on Heimildin's front page covers a mix of Icelandic business news, social issues, and international affairs. Top stories include changes in the ownership of Morgunblaðið, a discussion on long-term harassment and its effects, and an opinion piece on labor market models. International news…
Guðmundur Kristjánsson, CEO of Brim, is acquiring a stake in Morgunblaðið as part of its acquisition of Lýsi. He stated that their share in the newspaper is unlikely to increase, despite previous owner-operators injecting 600 million ISK into the publication.
Margrét Grímsdóttir, director of nursing at NLFÍ Health Institute, and Sigrún Sigurðardóttir, professor at the University of Akureyri, have conducted a course teaching women methods to cope with stress and the consequences of trauma.
Stefán Ólafsson, a professor and expert for Efling, writes that wage earners need to be vigilant.
This story delves into the topic of solar eclipses within the context of Norse mythology.
An analysis of consumer protection in Iceland, suggesting disparities compared to other regions.
The US President is calling for a bet on the annexation of Greenland.
Jesús Fernández-Villaverde, a Spanish economics professor, states that EU membership removed the risk of military dictatorship. Spain has benefited greatly from membership, although the adoption of the Euro has presented challenges.
Hólmfríður Matthíasdóttir, CEO of Forlagið publishing house, moved to Barcelona four years before Spain joined the EU. She has experienced significant changes and notes that the EU has injected funds into Spain for various projects, including infrastructure and agriculture, as well as cultural…
Ketill Sigurjónsson argues that widespread indexation provided Icelandic capital owners with broader protection than previously known.
The US President wants to take revenge on his opponents and has appointed his personal lawyer as Attorney General.
