Innovating for a New “Hverdag:” How AmCham Hospitality and Service Industry Members are Supporting Local Economies While Preventing the Spread of COVID-19
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This is a challenging time for many companies – especially those in the hospitality and service industry.
Several AmCham member companies are adapting their strategies to provide customers with a sense of normalcy, while going the extra mile to ensure that they are not only operating within the Norwegian authorities’ safety frameworks but exceeding them.
MoreMessage from AmCham Board Chair Rajji Mehdwan
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In an inspiring letter to the AmCham Norway community, Board Chair Rajji Mehdwan highlights the importance of coming together to tackle our shared challenges during these difficult times, encouraging members to unite around their collective capacity to adapt, innovate, and give back to society.
MoreAmCham Digital Dugnad
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Inspiringly, AmCham member companies are swiftly ramping-up their respective COVID-19 support programs for Norwegian civil society. This is especially true of our tech industry members – within healthcare, online education, cyber security, and communications support.
MoreFish Farmer: Norwegian exports defy coronavirus onslaught
Remarkably, Norway saw its salmon exports increase last month despite the ravages to trade caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Its fish farmers exported 85,800 tonnes of salmon worth NOK 6.1 billion (£473 million) in March. This is an increase in volume of four per cent, while the value increased by NOK 103 million, or two per cent, on March last year. […]
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The Economist: The departing boss of Norway’s oil fund on building an asset manager
There is a point in a conversation with Yngve Slyngstad when he invokes Bjorn Borg, the Nordic tennis star of the 1970s. The Borg approach—make sure you don’t lose; above all, be solid—is one Mr Slyngstad has instilled in Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), the organisation he has run since 2008 from within Norway’s central […]
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Bloomberg: Norway May Join Oil Output Cuts for First Time Since 2002
Norway, the biggest oil producer in western Europe, said it would consider cutting its output if there was a broad international agreement to curb supply. The Nordic nation, whose oil output is set to grow over the next few years, hasn’t been a part of coordinated international cuts to support prices since 2002. OPEC and other producing […]
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