Posted on 22. Aug, 2014 in: News

Consumers confident but reluctant to spend

Consumer confidence continues to rise but private spending remains low. Although the consumer confidence index stretched its record-breaking period of growth by a sixth month in August, to 11.4 points, new Statistics Denmark…

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Posted on 22. Aug, 2014 in: News

Business shorts

DONG deal with Vestas / Maersk Oil cutbacks in USA DONG: DONG Energy has reached a conditional agreement with turbine maker Vestas to purchase 32 of the manufacturer’s latest design offshore wind turbines…

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Posted on 21. Aug, 2014 in: News

Government launches DKK6bn health package

The government will present a multi-billion kroner health package today, which in addition to granting extra funding for the fight against cancer will also include massive investment in treatment for the chronically ill…

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Posted on 21. Aug, 2014 in: News

Unemployment debate damaging for Social Democrats

The growing political dispute about unemployment benefits will encourage even more Social Democrat voters to flee the party, Berlingske’s political analyst Thomas Larsen predicted yesterday. And it’s the Danish People’s Party, who joined…

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Posted on 21. Aug, 2014 in: News

Aid spending dispute

Denmark’s development aid budget will grow next year despite calls for cuts from the opposition. Development Aid Minister Mogens Jensen said Denmark will maintain the current level of 0.83% of GNI (Gross National…

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Posted on 21. Aug, 2014 in: News

New company hit by listeria – fears of swine fever epidemic

Another company has been hit by the listeria bacteria outbreak. The cold cuts production wing of the Delikas Hammel food company was closed down by the Danish Veterinary & Food Administation, Wednesday, after…

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Posted on 21. Aug, 2014 in: News

Islamic State flags on sale in Copenhagen

Flags carrying the Islamic State’s (IS) logo are being sold in Copenhagen. Ali Daghim, a young Palestinian father admitting selling the items on Facebook ‘to raise money for aid organisations in Syria’ but…

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Posted on 21. Aug, 2014 in: News

Poland questions social dumping rules

The Polish government has questioned the legality of a Danish system used by unions and the authorities to combat social dumping. Since 2008 foreign companies that provide services and post workers to Denmark…

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Posted on 21. Aug, 2014 in: News

Danish companies post big profits despite low growth

Denmark’s biggest companies are earning money like never before, despite an inability to increase turnover. A review of Q2 accounts published by 16 of the ‘blue-chip’ names on Copenhagen Stock Exchange’s trend setting…

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Posted on 21. Aug, 2014 in: News

Carlsberg’s earnings hit by Russian sanctions

Danish brewing giant Carlsberg has warned that its 2014 operating profit will decline due to deteriorating conditions in Russia, which generates some 35 percent of its profits. From Reuters: Carlsberg’s large exposure to…

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7:59 – Danish News Today, is the most reliable source of daily Danish news in English for diplomats, the ex-pat community, the business sector, or anyone in Denmark or abroad seeking an insight into what’s happening in Denmark right now.

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7:59-Noticias Danesas de Hoy es una nueva fuente de noticias en inglés dirigida especialmente al cuerpo diplomático, extranjeros viviendo en Dinamarca

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