The Social Democrats have invited the Confederation of Danish Industries (DI) and other private sector leaders to join a business initiative group with the aim of developing a new growth and business strategy….

The ruling Liberal Party has called for an investigation into a new medical centre specifically for illegal aliens. The party’s spokesman on justice, Kim Andersen, said the authorities have a right to know…

The Danish Shipowners’ Association (DSA) has again raised its expectations for the shipping industry’s earnings in 2010. The very cautious DKK140bn initial projection of last January, based on the crisis year of 2009,…

Danes have never watched as much TV. ‘Media Developments 2010’, a new report by the state-run DR network, shows that the average viewer spent at least 3 hours and twenty minutes in front…

Disgruntled Whitney Houston fans won’t be getting their money back after her shambolic performance in Copenhagen. Hundreds of people who walked out of the Forum concert hall in disgust last July after Ms…

Danes have never been more sceptical about the euro. 55% say no to the joint EU currency in a new Danske Bank survey and just 42% say yes. The bank concludes: “The nay…

The top-20 blue chip Danish shares have provided investors with a 35% return on their money this year as Copenhagen Stock Exchange’s trend-setting C20 index outstripped many of its global rivals. The C20…

A Romanian-dominated ‘clan’ of nine human traffickers has been found guilty of exploiting sex workers in Copenhagen. The head of the network, Tudorel Rapaoc and his right-hand man, Yilmaz Alp, also known as…

People continue to accrue wealth despite the crisis. New National Bank figures show that private assets – ready cash, bank accounts, securities, and pensions – rose by DKK88bn during Q3, or around DKK20,400…

People continue to accrue wealth despite the crisis. New National Bank figures show that private assets – ready cash, bank accounts, securities, and pensions – rose by DKK88bn during Q3, or around DKK20,400…