NEWS

Forbes: Norway, Sweden Create Airspace For Electric Plane Tests

Category: Airline / Travel

Drones and electric-powered aircraft will soon be flying across the border between Norway and Sweden. The launch of the Green Flyway research project between Røros and Östersund marks a world-first test area for electric flights. Many airlines and aviation companies in Norway and Sweden are already backing R&D projects in the field. Now the two countries have […]

Source: Forbes

DN Smak: Amerikansk vinklassiker i Norge for første gang

Category: Business News

I vinens verden finnes det mange legender. Enten det er en spesiell flaske, i en spesiell årgang eller en produsent eller et vinslott. Felles for dem alle er at de har oppnådd høyere priser enn sine naboer og ikke minst en høyt skattet berømmelse. En annen fellesnevner er også at den kommer fra den gamle […]

Source: DN

Published: February 7, 2020

Press release: StrongPoint partners with Sunrise Technology

Category: Business News

(Rælingen, Norway, February 10, 2020): StrongPoint (OSE: STRONG) today announces a partnership with Sunrise Technology, part of Kroger, the largest grocery retailer in America, where StrongPoint will serve as a preferred value-added technology re-seller with an initial focus on the Nordics and the Baltics. Sunrise Technology develops fully integrated technology solutions that bring retailers, shoppers […]

Source: MarketScreener

Published: February 10, 2020

Press Release: Aker BioMarine brings big data to Antarctic krill fishery

Category: Business News

In order to collect detailed data on the krill biomass, Aker BioMarine is launching an unmanned solar-powered ocean data drone (Sailbuoy) as part of its operations in the Antarctica to take a further step in a new data-driven era of sustainable fishery and fishery management. Equipped with echosounder and environmental sensors, the two meter long […]

Source: Aker BioMarine

Bloomberg: Citi Doesn’t See Oil Revival From Virus Until 4Q

Category: Business News

Citigroup Inc. slashed its price forecasts for commodities from oil to copper and iron ore as it said the impact of the coronavirus looks much worse than it initially thought. Oil came in for the most severe downgrades, with the bank cutting estimates for the first three quarters. Citi also reduced its first-quarter copper projection, […]

Source: Bloomberg

Published: February 3, 2020