30,000 have lost unemployment benefits
30,700 jobless have lost the right to benefits so far this year, an average of 100 per day, new figures from the AK-Samvirke unemployment insurance fund shows. A spokesman for AK said the…
MoreThe Week That Was, November 18th – November 24th,2013
Politics/Economy Development Aid Minister Christian Friis Bach dramtically resigned, Thursday, after acknowledging that he misled parliament over the Lars Løkke Rasmussen travel expense scandal. He was replaced by the Social Liberals’ Rasmus Helveg…
MoreDevelopment Minister steps down
Christian Friis Bach confirmed his resignation as Development Aid Minister, Thursday. At a press conference he acknowledged that he was mistaken when he informed parliament he had no knowledge of Liberal leader Lars…
MoreLiberals: Government has misled us
The Liberals have accused the government of a cover up after Christian Friis Bach’s resignation as Development Aid Minister, Thursday. In an attempt to score political points, the party’s former development aid minister,…
MorePM denies cover-up
Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt said it was ‘pure coincidence’ that the Foreign Ministry officially ‘discovered’ that Christian Friis Bach had misinformed parliament the day after local elections, not before. The Liberals have called…
MoreNo apology for Løkke
Newly appointed Development Aid Minister Rasmus Helveg Petersen, who’s been a strong critic of Lars Løkke Rasmussen in the GGGI affair, said he wouldn’t be rushing to apologise to the Liberal leader after…
MoreGood poll news for Liberals – and Løkke
The Liberals have regained their position as Denmark’s biggest party. Less than a week after a Voxmeter poll for news agency Ritzau showed that the Social Democrats’ had overtaken their main rival for…
MoreDONG appeals to Angela Merkel
State-run DONG Energy has appealed to German Chancellor Angela Merkel to reconsider her intention to scale back Germany’s financial support for the development of renewable energy. In a personal letter to the Chancellor,…
MoreCarlsberg’s DKK900m ad campaign
Danish brewing giant Carlsberg has placed its DKK900m global advertising budget, with the exception of China, in the hands of communications agency OMD, British media industry magazine Campaign reports. From Campaign: Carlsberg has…
MoreVestas aims to settle US lawsuit
Vestas is making renewed efforts to settle a potentially damaging lawsuit in the USA. The class action, initiated in 2011 by angry shareholders, charged Vestas with issuing materially false and misleading statements regarding…
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