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The Ministry of Finance warns of an annual deficit of eight billion kroner starting in 2028, requiring politicians to make tough choices on spending or taxes.
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Norway's E24 reports on several key domestic economic and political issues. The government is facing budget shortfalls, necessitating difficult decisions on spending or taxation. Significant cost overruns are reported in oil and gas projects, and postal services face drastic cuts. The automotive…
The Ministry of Finance warns of an annual deficit of eight billion kroner starting in 2028, requiring politicians to make tough choices on spending or taxes.
The Oslo Stock Exchange opened in the red, while Kid ASA saw a 5% increase after its earnings report.
Government figures show that oil and gas projects under development have become 35.4 billion kroner more expensive in one year, with total costs now at 428.4 billion.
A report on fund prices suggests investors could miss out on potential gains of 66,000 kroner.
The electric car market is described as a 'Klondike,' indicating booming sales for car dealerships.
The finance director of the airline Norwegian has resigned from their position.
The CEO of Statkraft, a state-owned energy company, earned the highest salary.
A new report indicates significant differences across regions, with some parts of the housing market showing a weaker performance.
An expert warns about the risks associated with investing in AI stocks, suggesting caution is needed.
A commentary piece suggests that those who already possess significant wealth are now in a position to benefit further.
The government proposes a 24% cut to postal services, reducing letter delivery to one day a week from 2027, potentially leading to 2,000 job losses among 3,000 postal workers.
This is an advertisement for Altibox business services, addressing the scenario of a business losing internet connectivity.
A new E24 podcast episode features finance ministers discussing the national budget and the challenges of securing a parliamentary majority.