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NLJ 2025

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No female quotas for new Danish equality model

May 22, 2012 The Danish government wants businesses to get more women into boardrooms but not by using female quotas.
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No fish is wasted with Icelandic technology

May 28, 2018 Iceland’s fisheries industry has undergone a revolution in recent years. Fishing companies and tech firms have worked together to develop high tech solutions. Iceland is a global leader when it comes to developing fish processing technology. Productivity has shot up, and new computerised machinery is being exported.
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No horsing around with the work environment for the Swedish equine sector

May 27, 2024 The Swedish horse industry faces challenges both in terms of high accident risks and heavy labour. To improve the work environment, they offer training and also use research to find new methods and tools to create better conditions. Now, a new equestrian centre where new technology will be tested is nearing completion.
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No Isolation – creating new jobs to cover ancient needs

Feb 08, 2018 There is a reindustrialisation taking place in the middle of Oslo. Three young people have started their own business, making products as well-designed as anything coming out of Apple.
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No Swedish OECD head – controversial Australian wins

Mar 23, 2021 Australian Mathias Cormann is the OECD’s new Secretary-General after beating Swedish candidate Cecilia Malmström. It has been 14 years since a new leader was elected for the organisation, which is made up of 37 industrialised countries.
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Nokia's scraps mobile ecosystem in fight to survive

May 02, 2011 Nokia is shedding thousands of staff world-wide - the equivalent of one in ten workers within its mobile telephone business. The move is part of Nokia's attempt to remain in profit and improve the growth outlook within a completely new technological ecosystem.
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