| Web TV use hits new heights Swedes are increasingly turning their backs on the traditional television set in favour of online and mobile sources, with 65 percent switching over in the first quarter, a new report shows. thelocal.se |
Curb on online income snoopers moves closer The Swedish parliament's Constitutional Committee has approved Justice Minister Beatrice Ask's proposed a law change that will make it harder to find out other people's incomes online. thelocal.se |
Borg: economy will continue to strengthen The Swedish economy will continue to strengthen in coming months, Finance Minister Anders Borg has said. But he also warned that there remained risks to global economic stability. thelocal.se |
'Egalitarian' rents feed Stockholm's black market A charming one-bedroom apartment in one of Stockholm's trendiest neighbourhoods for a mere €410 rent-controlled (3,900 kronor, $520) a month: too good to be true? It was for Johannes, writes AFP's Marc Preel. thelocal.se |
Sweden Democrats vow not to cause problems Sweden Democratic leader Jimmie Åkesson promised to not cause problems as near final results showed it could be a kingmaker in a hung parliament. thelocal.se |