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            Corporate deals set to take off in Sweden in 2011: report
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            Sweden is one of the hottest markets in the Nordic region for corporate mergers and acquisitions, according to a new report.
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            Swedish MDs say Persson must go
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            Interviews conducted by DI with some 102 managing directors of Swedish listed companies reveal that just 3 per cent want Göran Persson to stay in power after the 2006 elections.
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            Östros intends to hold on to state companies
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            The Treasury stands to receive 17.1 billion kronor in dividends from state-owned companies as the companies’ net profits rose by 45% to 31.5 billion kronor in 2004.
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            Sweden&#039;s Lundin Mining acquires Irish zinc mine
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            Lundin Mining has bid some 850 million kronor for Arcon, the Irish mining company. Lundin would pay 435 million kronor cash plus 5.6 million Lundin shares to acquire Arcon. Sir Anthony O’Reilly, Arcon’s principal shareholder, has already accepted the bid and Lundin Mining is hopeful that other shareholders will also accept the deal.
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            Oriflame dismisses chief executive
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            Cosmetics maker Oriflame said yesterday that Sven Mattsson, the company’s chief executive had been dismissed. The news comes after a number of profit warnings and unpleasant surprises for the company. Magnus Brännström, formerly regional director for Russia and Asia, will replace Mattsson as CEO. 
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            Treschow urges politicians to focus on competition
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            EU heads of state and government will re-launch the Lisbon Strategy in Mid-March and in the past few weeks various political camps have discussed how to balance the three key issues at the heart of the strategy.
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            Forestry giant Stora Enso to relocate
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            Jukka Härmäla, chief executive of forestry giant Stora Enso, says that the company is to transfer its pulp production to South America, Japan and possibly Russia.
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            Newspaper circulation
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            Dagens Industri’s circulation rose to 116,700 in 2004. Expressen’s increased to 342,100 and Aftonbladet’s to 444,100. Dagens Nyheter’s TS-controlled circulation rose to 363,400. 
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            Swedish firms turn to India
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            Intentia has begun to recruit personnel again, but this time in India for development work and customer support. The company is also examining what need it has to reduce its work force in Sweden.
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            Swedish electricity is cheap
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            A study conducted by consultancy firm NUS Consulting Group reveals that Swedish electricity prices are amongst the lowest in the world. 
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            Jens of Sweden to challenge iPod
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            Jens of Sweden has promised to &quot;challenge iPod with their new M-120&quot;, according to DI on Wednesday. The company believes it has a &quot;better and more advanced&quot; technology at a lower price.
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            Petrol cartel fined 112 million kronor
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            Sweden&#039;s Market Court has more than doubled the penalty handed out to the country&#039;s five main petrol companies by the district court almost two years ago. 
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            Nuder critical of new Lisbon strategy
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            Swedish Finance Minister Pär Nuder stressed that the European Union’s Lisbon Strategy must continue to focus on economic growth, a better environment and a proper social net at a meeting of the ECOFIN Council last week. 
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            Electrolux to be split up
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            Electrolux is to spin off its Outdoor Products business, leaving it with White Goods and Vacuum-cleaners. It is also launching a cost-cutting programme that could affect production in Sweden. There is a risk that factories in Motala, Mariestad, and Torsvik could be closed down, and possibly also some in the USA and Australia. 
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            Sony Ericsson launches new phones
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            Sony Ericsson this week launched the Z800, an upgraded version of the V800 business phone previously only available to Vodafone customers, and the K600 3G phone, with video telephony and a 1.3 MP camera.
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            Sweden?s most powerful businesswoman
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            Annika Falkengren, deputy chief executive of SEB, has been named Sweden’s most powerful businesswoman by the magazine Veckans Affärer. Falkengren will become chief executive of SEB in 2006. 
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            3,000 jobs to go at Telia
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            Telia Sonera has posted a pre-tax profit of 17.5 billion crowns for 2004 but tough competition means that the operator will have to save some 5-6 billion crowns over the next few years. 
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            Reijmyre glassworks struggling to survive
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            Reijmyre Glassworks, Sweden’s second oldest after Kosta, and still Swedish, has been incurring losses ever since 1998. The owners, having invested in equipment and renovation, now plan to rescue it by placing it on the tourist map of Sweden in association with the municipality of Finspång.
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            Candy cars on collision course
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            Confectionery company Malaco Leaf, which makes the classic Swedish candy &quot;Ahlgren&#039;s Cars&quot;,  has accused a Danish company of copying the product.
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            New suppliers behind Swedish broadband price war
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            The broadband services market is experiencing a price war at present. ADSL prices have fallen by an average of 7 % since the New Year, while, excluding Telia, they have fallen by 13 %. The price cuts are due to the entry of new suppliers onto the market, of which Telia has around 60 %. 
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