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Showing results for "Stora Enso Oyj"

relates to Finnair Grounds Bulk of Its Flights Ahead of Finnish Strike
industries
Finnair Grounds Bulk of Its Flights Ahead of Finnish Strike
By Leo Laikola
Finnair Oyj canceled the “vast majority” of flights set to depart from its Helsinki hub during a two-day strike this week.
January 29, 2024
relates to Finland Grinds to Halt From $140 Million One-Day Strikes
politics
Finland Grinds to Halt From $140 Million One-Day Strikes
By Kati Pohjanpalo
Finland’s public transport halted, some power plants were turned off and exports stopped at ports as a wave of 24-hour strikes hit the Nordic country.
December 14, 2023
business
Finland Faces 24 Hours of Strikes as Unions Protest Reforms
By Leo Laikola
Finland’s trade unions will bring to a halt public transport and many other key industries on Thursday to protest the government’s planned labor reforms.
December 13, 2023
relates to Sweden’s Wallenberg Says Business Must Adapt to New World Order
business
Sweden’s Wallenberg Says Business Must Adapt to New World Order
By Laura Dhillon Kane
Swedish business leader Marcus Wallenberg said companies and governments must adapt to a “completely new world order,” in which tension between China and the US has driven western countries to pour billions of public dollars into clean-energy industries.
October 8, 2023
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business
Stora Enso Names Hans Sohlstrom as CEO With Annica Bresky Leaving
By Leo Laikola
Stora Enso Oyj appointed its board member, industry veteran Hans Sohlstrom as its new chief executive officer with immediate effect as the Finnish packaging company seeks to mitigate the hit on earnings from lower demand.
September 18, 2023
relates to Finland’s Missing Millions Show Traders Are Still Exploiting Tax
markets
Finland’s Missing Millions Show Traders Are Still Exploiting Tax
By Donal Griffin
Just a few weeks ago, in an unlikely corner of European finance, one of the continent’s most notorious trades may have reappeared.
May 5, 2023
relates to European Stocks Fall on Busy Earnings Day Amid Inflation Woes
markets
European Stocks Fall on Busy Earnings Day Amid Inflation Woes
By Joe Easton
European equities declined on a busy earnings day as investors weigh the risks from persistently-high inflation and central bank rate hikes.
April 20, 2023
relates to Finnish Households Slash Power Use As Blackouts Threaten
economics
Finnish Households Slash Power Use As Blackouts Threaten
By Kati Pohjanpalo
October 13, 2022
relates to Suppy Chain Crisis Ensnarls Toilet Paper Producers as Russia Ban Roils Market
markets
Suppy Chain Crisis Ensnarls Toilet Paper Producers as Russia Ban Roils Market
By Dayanne Sousa and Kati Pohjanpalo
Add toilet paper to the list of products facing higher costs and fragile supply chains in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
October 12, 2022
relates to European Stocks Steady as Traders Await Jumbo ECB Rate Hike
markets
European Stocks Steady as Traders Await Jumbo ECB Rate Hike
By Farah Elbahrawy
European equities edged slightly higher as investors shied away from making big bets before the region’s central bank meets and possibly signals unprecedented monetary tightening.
September 8, 2022