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More and more people believe that both their personal finances and Norway's economy will be greatly improved in the coming year, the expectations survey from Finans…
More electric cars could make the construction of tunnels cheaper. Among other things, NOK 300 million can be cut in the development of the ventilation system in the…
DNB made a profit of NOK 5.27 billion in the fourth quarter of 2020, down just over NOK 670 million from the previous year.
Bitcoin set a new price record of over USD 43,000 after the electric car manufacturer Tesla invested USD 1.5 billion dollars in the cryptocurrency.
The Norwegian government appointed a new group of experts to look at climate-related investment opportunities - and climate risk - for the Oil Fund.
A total of 280,000 passengers flew with SAS in January this year. That is a decrease of 85% from the same month last year.
Last year, Norwegians bought medicines for an average of NOK 5,690. The population over the age of 70 use the most drugs.
Around 2,800 companies have so far received almost NOK 900 million in corona support. Five of them have received almost half of the funding.
House prices rose by 3.2% in January. Taking the January increase into account, house prices have risen by 8.6% in the last twelve months.
The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) received 13,800 new applications for unemployment benefits last week.
On Monday, the price of electricity jumped to NOK 2.60 per kilowatt-hour in a few hours. The cold weather will create expenses for a lot of Norwegians.
Asker Municipality mistakenly deposited NOK 1.77 million in the account of a private individual.
A total of 8,100 new people were registered as unemployed in January, according to the latest figures from the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV).
When the corona pandemic hit Norway last year, the hotel industry knew it was in for a rough year.
The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) has analyzed the labor market trends towards 2035.
Today, the Norwegian government presented proposals for new, extended financial measures in the total amount of NOK 16 billion. Here are the details.
In the Norwegian government's new crisis package for the business community, extra funding has been set aside for the municipalities that have been hardest hit by the…
Despite the pandemic and the uncertainty, the Oil Fund registered a return of 10.9% in 2020.
New figures for Norwegians' consumption show that retail trade fell by as much as 5.7% from November to December last year.