Malmö nightclub tips: Saturday, Oct 11
Discover the night-time jewels of the city in the south with the aid of recommendations from The Local in association with entertainment guide Djungeltrumman.
Day: October 7, 2008
Malmö nightclub tips: Friday, Oct 10
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Swedish firm joins battle for online music market
Innovative Swedish music-streaming site Spotify confirmed on Tuesday a series of major music licensing deals to coincide with the launch of its new international site.
Swedes vulnerable to financial crisis effects
The state collections agency, Kronofogden, is warning that average Swedes are highly exposed to the negative effects of the current financial crisis.
Nobel physics award split three ways
Two researchers from Japan and an American colleague have been awarded the 2008 Nobel Prize for Physics.
Swedish bankruptcies skyrocket
September was a tough month for businesses in Sweden, with bankruptcies up 20 percent from the same month last year.
Madrid crash hits SAS bookings
Scandinavia airline SAS said on Tuesday it expected a fatal crash involving daughter company Spanair to cost the firm an estimated 500 million kronor ($69.6 million).
Criminal charges for ICA meat labelling scandal
Public prosecutor Solveig Sörlien has filed formal charges against an ICA grocery store in the Stockholm suburb of Nacka for relabeling outdated packages of mince meat and putting them back on store shelves.
Physician to lose licence after oral sex with patient
A 44-year-old doctor in Stockholm is to have his licence revoked after performing oral sex on a male patient, medical newspaper Dagens Medicin reports.
Malmö man dies following overnight shooting
A 26-year-old man died in the early hours of Tuesday morning after being shot in the Slottsstaden district of Malmö.
Poll gain for Moderates amid financial crisis
According to a new poll, support for the Moderate Party is rising, something the party attributes to its success in dealing with the global financial crisis.
Doctors mistake woman’s ovary for her appendix
A Swedish woman was supposed to have her appendix removed, but when the operation was completed she discovered surgeons had instead removed one of her ovaries and a Fallopian tube.