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Telenor Research’s Tech Trends for 2020

Category: Business News

From the “Internet of Bodies” and Green Tech to DIY AI and trends in digital trust, a host of new technology solutions, along with complex Big Tech conversations, will make for a paradoxical and exciting 2020, says Telenor Research. Click HERE to see the 20 trends that point to an exciting, chaotic, and complex 2020.

Source: Telenor

Published: January 6, 2020

Press Release: Børre Kleivan becomes new Managing Director in Food Folk Norway AS

Category: Business News

Børre Kleivan becomes new leader of Food Folk Norway, which manages the McDonald’s brand in the Norwegian market. He resigns from the position of Managing Director of Europcar Norway, and takes up the position on 3 February 2020. – I am very much looking forward to, and at the same time humbled, to be part […]

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Skatteetaten: 350-kronersgrensen avvikles

Category: Business News

Fra 2020 har regjeringen foreslått å avvikle 350-kronersgrensen for avgiftsfritak for varer fra utlandet. Når nye regler er innført vil varer som handles over nett ilegges samme avgifter som varer kjøpt i norske butikker.  Etter dagens regler er varer med verdi under 350 kroner fritatt fra avgifter og toll. Stortinget har vedtatt å fjerne avgiftsfritaket […]

Source: Skatteetaten

Published: December 11, 2019

Offshore: Equinor ties up offshore Norway automation, safety needs

Category: Business News

STAVANGER, Norway – Equinor has awarded new framework agreements to five suppliers for safety and automation systems for its facilities across the Norwegian continental shelf. The agreements may also be extended to the company’s international E&P activities and for new development projects. Total value of the five-year fixed periods is just above NOK5 billion ($554 million), with three […]

Source: Offshore

Bloomberg TV: Norway’s Olsen Says Central Bank Is Not Hawkish

Category: Accounting / Financial

Norges Bank Governor Øystein Olsen discusses interest rates, the krone and global economic risks after the central bank kept its deposit rate at 1.50% on Thursday, as expected, and stuck to its main message that a tightening cycle started over a year ago has now been shelved. Olsen speaks with Bloomberg’s Jonas Cho Walsgard in […]

Source: Bloomberg