Posted on 27. Dec, 2012 in: News

New Novo Nordisk drug receives Japanese approval

Pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk has announced that its innovative drug Ryzodeg, a variant of Tresiba, has been approved in Japan. Tresiba is Novo Nordisk’s global product name for ‘insulin degludec’ – a new…

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Posted on 21. Dec, 2012 in: News

Big lead for opposition in new poll

The Liberal-led opposition heads into the New Year with a comfortable lead in the opinion polls. The latest Megafon poll for Politiken gives the centre right parties 55.5% and 97 seats, against the…

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Posted on 21. Dec, 2012 in: News

Merry Christmas – 7.59 during the holiday period

On behalf of everybody at 7.59 may I take this opportunity to wish all our subscribers a Happy  Christmas and a sincere thank-you for your support in 2012. 7.59 will be back after…

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Posted on 21. Dec, 2012 in: News

Government’s policies haven’t led to asylum seeker influx says Refugee Council

The dramatic increase in the number of refugees heading for Denmark is a trend that’s mirrored throughout Europe and has nothing in to do with an easing of immigration policy, the Danish Refugee…

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Posted on 21. Dec, 2012 in: News

More disposable income for ‘model family’ in 2013

The average Danish household will have more money to spend next year, if the Danske Bank is to be believed. A new forecast predicts that a ‘model family’ of two adults, two children,…

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Posted on 21. Dec, 2012 in: News

After Danske, Nordea admits mistakes were made

Nordea is the latest major bank to admit that it made mistakes ahead of the financial crisis. Without going as far as the Danske Bank and issuing a full-blown apology, CEO Michael Rasmussen…

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Posted on 21. Dec, 2012 in: News

5,000 more jobs lost next year

Low private spending, bankruptcies, and falling housing prices will lead to a further 5,000 jobs being lost in 2013, Nordea predicts in its end of year forecast. But according to the bank’s senior…

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Posted on 20. Dec, 2012 in: News

Generous benefits aren’t to blame for rise in asylum seekers says minister

The Liberals have called for a clampdown on the ‘lucrative’ social benefits offered to asylum seekers. The party’s integration spokesperson, Inger Støjberg, blamed the big rise in the number of refugees arriving here…

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Posted on 20. Dec, 2012 in: News

Arsonists get jail time

The five young left-wing militants found guilty of arson against public institutions earlier this month, but acquitted of the more serious charge of terrorism, have been handed down jail sentences of between 18…

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Posted on 20. Dec, 2012 in: News

Call for ban on mink farming

The Animal Rights Association, ARA,(Dyrenes Beskyttelse) has urged Danish politicians to mirror their Dutch counterparts and ban mink farming. After the Dutch senate passed a ban, Tuesday, in a ruling that will phase…

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