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The E24 front page features a mix of Norwegian and international business and economic news. Top stories include a multi-billion dollar cost overrun dispute involving Norwegian entities, concerns about an AI bubble, the impact of the war in Ukraine on oil prices, and significant job cuts and…
Avinor, Forsvarsbygg, the state, and airline companies are in dispute over who will pay for a multi-billion cost overrun. Forsvarsbygg is currently rejecting documentation, while the state asserts the defense sector will bear its share.
Concerns are raised about a potential bubble in artificial intelligence, with expectations that many investors could experience losses.
A commentary piece reflects on the past widespread admiration for Elon Musk.
An article provides advice on how consumers should react to the increased cost of SAS cards.
A large real estate company faces potential losses exceeding 15 billion, with Germany possibly becoming a difficult country for investment.
Volvo Cars is cutting 2,500 jobs and Swedish Kroner 5 billion in costs after a loss of 3.7 billion, causing its stock to fall 24 percent.
The Norwegian government is calling for reduced construction activities in the coastal zone.
An investor has purchased Norwegian shares worth 100 million within a two-week period.
A podcast episode discusses the concept of a 'new normal' interest rate level, moving away from zero-interest policies.
A commentary article suggests that the era of inexpensive wind power has concluded.
Brent crude oil has climbed to $117.37 per barrel, the highest point since March, attributed to new attacks and heightened tensions in the Middle East.
Avinor, Forsvarsbygg, the state, and airline companies are in dispute over who will pay for a multi-billion cost overrun. Forsvarsbygg is currently rejecting documentation, while the state asserts the defense sector will bear its share.
Financial experts provide recommendations on specific stocks that investors should monitor.
Former partners are engaged in a significant financial dispute with the auditing firm Deloitte.
Investtech's weekly analysis highlights two recommended stock purchases and two recommended sales on the Oslo Stock Exchange, with strong warnings against one stock.
An analyst suggests that the recent collapse of Scatec shares presents a buying opportunity.
An investor has acquired stakes in Norwegian companies worth 100 million Norwegian kroner over the past two weeks.
A commentary piece examines a stalled economic development and identifies a primary contributing factor.
A podcast episode discusses a topic referred to as 'the deadly debt'.
This is an advertisement offering a free service to check if the value of a holiday cabin has fallen.
This is an advertisement announcing a significant price reduction on a popular product from the brand Høie.
An investor has made nine separate investments in Norwegian companies totaling 100 million kroner within the last two weeks.
A game or feature challenges users to guess a company based on financial data or clues, with companies like Airbnb, Expedia, and Microsoft listed.
