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Nordea cautious about loan losses

Despite loan losses increasing dramatically for the bank between 2008 and 2009, Q4 figures drop slightly on Q3

The Nordic region’s biggest bank, Nordea, reported a 13 percent drop on net profits for the financial crisis affected year of 2009 compared to the previous year, and it is warning that loan losses could continue to be substantial for the coming year.

Although Nordea’s total operating income was up 11 percent on the previous year and its operating profits were up 18 percent to €4.5 billion, the bank was left with an 8 percent drop in profits when the loan losses were taken into account.

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Tax authority using stolen data

Stolen discs containing information on Danish tax cheats with funds in Liechtenstein bank ...

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Italian manufacturer moves IC4 production

Although there are still some mistakes, trains manufactured by subcontractors hired by Ans...

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Strong balance of payments figures

Denmark’s balance of payments for 2009 was 64.2 billion kroner in the black – the high...

Empty hotels

Climate conference set records for December but could not save 2009 from being a poor over...

Labour union questions Maersk cooperation

An Indian transport company working with A.P. Moller-Maersk is suspected of violently repr...

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Danish millionaire buys Australian IT firm

Lars Dalgaard has invested big in a move that could cement his company’s lead in the bus...

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Bitter January for job market

Financial crisis still hitting Danish job market hard as hundreds more businesses shut the...

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State dumps Microsoft

Software giant Microsoft has lost out to ODF in the battle to serve as the state’s open ...
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Thousands of Toyotas recalled

Japanese car giant again has serious problems with its vehicles’ accelerators and is rec...
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Neurosearch stocks skyrocket

After a long period of low price levels the Danish biotech’s stocks got a huge boost fro...
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ISS boss steps down

Jørgen Lindegaard will swap his position as CEO of ISS for a place on the board of direct...
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Ikea storms ahead despite recession

Swedish furniture giant increases its market share ...

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Ikea storms ahead despite recession

Despite financial crisis Swedish furniture giant increases its market share and opens anot...
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ISS boss steps down

Jørgen Lindegaard will swap his position as CEO of ISS for a place on the board of direct...

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Supermarket chain to enter convenience store market

Supermarket giant Coop wants to challenge convenience store market but main competitor rem...

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Companies urged to heed biosecurity

Hospitals, researchers and companies must apply for a licence to use certain substances or...

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Airport hit by strike

Copenhagen’s Kastrup airport has been hit by an unofficial strike from employees upset a...

1 unread message: ‘you’re fired’

1 unread message: ‘you’re fired’

More and more companies are giving their employees pink slips via text messaging

It used to...

Bank props up football stadium

Nordea Bank appears to provide stability to the financially troubled Parken Stadium in Cop...

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End of year house price reprieve

Good news for home owners as industry figures show a rise in the value of rural houses and...
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