Spam, spam, spam, spam
Denmark is amongst the most ‘spammed’ countries in the world and it’s going to get worse. The 2010 annual internet security report from Symantecs MessageLabs Intelligence puts Denmark at no.2 in the world…
MoreInterest rates up
Danish interest rates, slavishly following German rates upward, are at the highest level since the financial crisis ravaged Europe. 10 year government bonds are now being traded at 3.11 per cent, the highest…
MoreEconomy remains weak
The Danish economy remains weak and the prospects of an upswing are bleak – that’s the main conclusion of the Danish National Bank’s latest quarterly review, published today. According to head of the…
MoreExport and import figures down
Exports fell by 3.1% in October, and imports by 1.6%, although a balance of payments surplus of DKK5.7bn was considerably more than economists had forecast. The latest Statistics Denmark figures show that the…
MoreFall in redundancy notices
The number of workers being handed their notice fell dramatically in November after October’s record high. New National Labour Market Authority figures show that 1,372 people were made redundant last month, compared to…
MoreBad news for jobless
The unemployed are going to have to look long and hard after a new job. The number of vacancies advertised on the internet, normally a reliable indicator of the state of the labour…
MorePolitiken defends WikiLeaks
In an editorial in Politiken today, editor Tøger Seidenfaden defends WikiLeaks whose website has come under attack from anonymous hackers. Internet giants such as Amazon and Paypal have bowed to the pressure and…
MorePia K willing to cooperate with left
A left-wing government will be forced to collaborate with the Danish People’s Party (DPP) on a range of issues such as immigration, economic, and social policy because there’s no other alternative, Pia Kjærsgaard…
MoreDKK80m to fight climate change
Denmark has promised DKK80m in climate aid as part of a cooperation programme to help small, island states combat the threat of storms and rising sea levels. The agreement was signed at the…
MoreBusiness students can’t do simple maths
Politicans and the business sector have expressed dismay at a new web documentary by Berlingske.dk that shows business school students struggling to work out simple equations such as nine times five. Minister of…
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