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Thanksgiving Charity Dinner 2020
Category: AmCham News
Thanks to our generous sponsors, Merck and 3M, who stayed with us through the tumult of planning a Thanksgiving event in COVID times, and our prize sponsors’ thoughtful donations, we were able to offer 50 Thanksgiving meals to-go and many lottery prizes at Hotel Bristol.
MoreRising Leaders Program: Culture of Innovation at Amazon with Sven Sunde, AWS
Category: AmCham News
Gathering virtually to learn about the unique culture of innovation at Amazon, Rising Leaders participants and AmCham members engaged Sven Sunde – Territory Team Manager Norway, Denmark, & Iceland – on Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) work in supporting pre-funded start-ups to Fortune 100 companies.
MoreNovember 4th at Villa Otium: 220-213 Electoral Votes and Counting!
Category: AmCham News
Together with US Embassy Chargé d’Affaires Richard H. Riley, AmCham’s Jason Turflinger welcomed Patron-level member representatives for an exclusive, socially-distanced breakfast on November 4th at the US Embassy’s Villa Otium residence in Oslo.
MoreNorsk kloakkrensing til to nye amerikanske byer
Cambi er kanskje Norges beste eksempel på sirkulærøkonomi i praksis. Det har de drevet med i årtier før begrepet ble tatt i bruk Det er over 30 år siden det norske teknologiselskapet Cambi ble etablert for å behandle kloakk med termisk hydrolyse. Først het de Glommen Skog og så endret de navn, først til […]
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Reuters: Norway to keep virus restrictions until mid-December
Norway must maintain its most recent coronavirus restrictions for now and needs at least another three weeks to assess whether they can be lifted.
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FAA lifts ban on Boeing 737 Max after crashes in 2018 and 2019 grounded the jet
The Federal Aviation Administration lifted its ban on the Boeing 737 Max on Wednesday, 20 months after the aircraft was grounded following two crashes within five months that killed 346 people. The action means the FAA is satisfied that software and other fixes, and new pilot training, make the plane safe to fly again.
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