The Rally Driver Who Became Tax King ↗
Front page leadDaníel Sigurðsson worked tirelessly to build his crane company and compete in rallies. With the sale of his company, he became Iceland's tax king for 2025.
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The front page of Heimildin features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong emphasis on Icelandic business and politics. Top stories include a profile of Iceland's highest earner and a story about parents helping their children buy apartments. International news covers Donald…
Daníel Sigurðsson worked tirelessly to build his crane company and compete in rallies. With the sale of his company, he became Iceland's tax king for 2025.
Mortgage burdens and housing prices are historically high, and most first-time buyers receive assistance from their parents or other relatives, according to a survey of real estate agents.
Ari Edwald has been appointed as the new chairman of Orkuveitan, Iceland's national energy company.
The newspaper DV reported a narrow financial loss.
An analysis exploring the motivations, self-interests, and fears surrounding the European Union.
The story discusses questions surrounding Donald Trump's relationship with an aide, quoting the aide saying 'You are all that matters to me' and Trump telling a reporter to 'Shut up'.
Guðni Th. Jóhannesson states that Icelanders are playing a 'risk game' with the krona and believes resource issues should be resolved at the beginning of EU accession talks. Former presidents have differing views on Iceland's EU membership negotiations.
After full repayment for Icesave was settled, the Icelandic government agreed to pay an additional 20 billion Icelandic krona to Britain and the Netherlands beyond the bankruptcy estate's payments.
Reindeer herders in Finland describe their reality of running Arctic farming, where EU regulations make it difficult to control reindeer that attack their animals. Despite state subsidies, the operation is challenging, but tourism compensates.
Conflicting messages are coming from US President Donald Trump and his son-in-law regarding negotiations with Iran.
The Monetary Policy Committee was divided, with one member opposing the interest rate hike.
A Czech film and a new poetry book by the late poet and cultural journalist Ásgeir H. Ingólfsson will be featured in an event honoring him.
New research is published about the unicorns of the sea, the narwhal. Their tusks have been shrouded in mystery, and narwhals have been observed comparing the length of their tusks in front of females.
Iceland is undeniably in the US sphere of influence, partly due to the bilateral defense agreement from 1951. Iceland's membership in the EEA has increasingly Europeanized Iceland. But how deep does that Europeanization run? Does Iceland perhaps have a better path with America, despite everything?
This article is a duplicate of an earlier entry under 'Mest lesið' (Most Read). It discusses questions surrounding Donald Trump's relationship with an aide.