Burnham may postpone ten-year plan for the UK until next year
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is considering postponing the presentation of his ten-year plan for the country from December to January. He says this in an interview with The Economist, reports Bloomberg News. The plan is to cover energy, water, housing and transport, among other areas, and is expected to be central to the government’s […]
Norwegian budget negotiations begin on Friday
Norway’s governing Labour Party will begin negotiations on Friday at 10:00 on the 2027 state budget with MDG, Rødt, the Centre Party and SV. NRK reports. The negotiations will be led by Tuva Moflag, chair of the Standing Committee on Finance, and will be held at the Storting. The Labour Party has set 23:00 on […]
Resother Pharmas CEO: Targets study results in Q3 2028
Danish pharmaceutical company Resothera Pharma, which is currently involved in a merger with acquisition company Hunter Capital RTO1, plans to initiate its international Phase 2b study with more than 200 patients in spring 2027. CEO Anders Kronborg says this in an interview. According to him, the first patient is expected to be enrolled in April […]
Fed member Hammack calls for tighter monetary policy to dampen inflation
The Federal Reserve needs to pursue a more restrictive monetary policy to bring inflation down to the 2 percent target, according to Cleveland Fed chief Beth Hammack. She advocates smaller but more frequent rate adjustments to reduce the risk of the central bank falling behind the curve, Bloomberg News reports. Hammack, who dissented from the […]
Fagerhult chairman Jan Svensson buys shares worth SEK 0.5 million
Jan Svensson bought 40,000 B shares in lighting company Fagerhult on 5 November, where he is chairman of the board. The shares were purchased at SEK 12.86 per share, in a transaction worth SEK 514,400. The transaction was carried out on Nasdaq Stockholm. This is shown by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority’s insider register. Svensson […]
Hufvudstaden launches share buyback of up to SEK 1 billion
Hufvudstaden launches share buyback of up to SEK 1 billion
Bonesupport launches new SEK 100 million share buyback programme
The medical technology company Bonesupport has decided to launch a new share buyback programme of up to SEK 100 million. The buybacks will be carried out between 9 November 2026 and 26 February 2027 and aim to adjust the capital structure and increase shareholder value, according to a press release. In the previous programme, which […]
Fed: US banks tighten lending
US banks tightened credit conditions for small businesses, commercial real estate and borrowers with weak creditworthiness during the third quarter, according to the Federal Reserve’s latest survey. The banks cite increased economic uncertainty and deteriorating industry outlooks. At the same time, demand for real estate loans weakened. Higher interest rates are increasing pressure on households […]
Politico: UK and EU close to agreement on fresh start after Brexit
Draft agreements on trade in agricultural and food products, emissions trading and youth mobility are largely complete. Politico reports. The UK is expected to align with the EU’s food regulations, with certain exceptions. A cap of 80,000 to 100,000 youth visas is being discussed. Questions regarding tuition fees and the EU’s industrial policy remain unresolved […]
Hufvudstaden launches share buyback of up to SEK 1 billion
Property company Hufvudstaden’s board has decided to repurchase Class A shares for up to SEK 1 billion during the period from 6 November 2026 until the 2027 Annual General Meeting, according to a press release. The purpose is to adjust the capital structure and create increased shareholder value. The repurchases may not result in the […]
