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The E24 news front page features a mix of international and domestic Norwegian business and finance news. Top stories include a pipeline shutdown in Saudi Arabia, potential closure of Norway's oldest company, and a reshuffle in the Norwegian government. The page also covers market updates…
Saudi Arabia has shut down its East-West oil pipeline following a drone attack from Iraq, with emergency services assessing damage to the alternative route. Several people were injured in the incident.
Norway's oldest company is at risk of closure, with its potential demise causing significant emotional distress to those involved.
Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre has confirmed several government changes, including Kamzy Gunaratnam becoming Minister of Transport and Torgeir Micaelsen and Eileen Fugelsnes joining the cabinet.
Wall Street indices rose after four days of declines, although oil prices dropped sharply to $104.75 per barrel. The week ended with a net loss for the major indices.
An article highlighting a successful but less known US-based venture associated with Kongsberg.
A feature on the competition among consultants during the Oslo Marathon, highlighting their speed and performance.
An opinion piece by Torbjørn Røe Isaksen discussing a topic with the provocative title 'But you will never be tamed!'.
The founder of XXL believes that the sports retail company Sport Outlet has overtaken XXL in terms of market initiative.
A brief announcement of the death of Princess Astrid.
A proposal from the Norwegian Oil Fund has garnered significant attention internationally, described as a 'mic drop' moment.
Returns on bond funds have seen a significant increase, more than doubling in value compared to the previous year.
An analyst has increased the price target for a specific stock in the rig industry.
An E24 columnist discusses a topic, suggesting that a certain action or stance might have exceeded reasonable limits.
A podcast episode discussing Donald Trump's continued relevance or impact concerning Norway.
A look at bond funds, noting that their current performance or value is the highest observed.
The New York stock market ended its streak of losses.
