| German writedown cuts Vattenfall's Q1 income Vattenfall announced a larger-than-expected writedown from the sale of a German unit in its Q1 interim report. The Swedish power giant did however earn large profits from this winter's high electricity prices. thelocal.se |
'Firms report recession corruption increase' Fraud and corruption has increased during the recession with Swedish firms harder hit than the global average, a new survey shows. thelocal.se |
A musical August in store for Stockholm If you're looking for music festivals in Sweden this month, you need look no further than the capital, writes David Stavrou. thelocal.se |
Red-Greens split over revamped wealth tax Sweden's three-party Red-Green opposition remains split on how best to reintroduce a wealth tax system if the government is defeated in next month's election. thelocal.se |
Far-right confronts main parties with 99 proposals Jimmie Åkesson, leader of the far-right Sweden Democrats, attempted to pin his 99 election proposals to the door of the Swedish parliament on Saturday in a stunt aimed at highlighting the main parties' refusal to debate with him. thelocal.se |