LEGO builds growth
Impressive Christmas sales boosted Danish toy giant LEGO’s growth to 20 per cent in 2012, far outstripping its competitors. Although management expressed concern in November about Christmas sales, a last-minute final spurt by…
MoreMali: Denmark backs words with action
Denmark is ready to become actively involved in the French military operation against Muslim insurgents in the north-west African state of Mali. After publicly stating his support for France’s action, Foreign Minister Villy…
MoreDSB tried to gag critical journalist
A leading firm of lawyers has been commissioned by DSB (Danish State Railways) to investigate allegations that management at the state-run rail network tried to curb a series of highly critical articles by…
MoreNovo CEO acknowledges growth problems
In an in-depth interview with the British Daily Telegraph, Lars Sørensen, CEO of Novo Nordisk, Denmark and Scandinavia’s, biggest company, acknowledges that it’s getting more and more difficult to sustain the pharma giant’s…
MoreVestas faces investigation into business practices
The Brussels-based Deminor Recovery Services is seeking an investigation into Danish wind energy giant Vestas’ accounting and business practices since 2009. From: http://renews.biz/shareholder-calls-for-vestas-probe/ Deminor, which owns a single Vestas share, has filed a…
More7.59 -Danish News Today – The Week That Was, January 7th – January 13th, 2012
Politics / Economy Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt dismissed media reports of plans to replace her as Social Democrat leader before the next election. The Liberals offered to negotiate social benefits reform with the…
MoreLA PASADA SEMANA: Resumen de Noticias del 7 al 13 de enero de 2013
La Primer Ministro, Helle Thorning Schmidt, desestimó las noticias publicadas en la prensa de que existe la posibilidad de ser reemplazada como jefa de los Socialdemócratas antes de las próximas elecciones. Los Liberales…
MoreBritish agent confirms PET murder allegations
A former high-ranking British military officer has confirmed that Danish Intelligence (PET) was actively involved with the American CIA in tracing, and ultimately murdering, al-Qeada leader Anwar al-Awlaki. Toby Cowern of the British…
MoreDouble agent celebrated 9/11
PET (Danish Intelligence) double agent Morten Storm, who was allegedly instrumental in helping the CIA to locate and murder al-Qeada leader Anwar-Al-Awlaki, celebrated when he heard about the 9/11 atrocity in the USA….
MorePolitical demand for PET transparency
A broad-based, cross-party majority has agreed on new legislation that will demand more transparency from Danish Intelligence (PET). After agreeing a new framework for the agency’s future operations, Justice Minister Morte Bødskov said…
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