New evidence has emerged in the legal case against Marius Borg Høiby, the eldest child of Queen Mette-Marit, leading to changes in his defense lawyers. An appeal for his four-year prison sentence, which includes convictions for rape, is scheduled for a retrial in February 2027. Høiby is currently under house arrest.

Nettavisen: New Evidence in Høiby Case

This headline indicates a developing story about new evidence emerging in the 'Høiby case,' suggesting a significant update to a potentially ongoing investigation or trial.

Aftenposten: Marius Borg Høiby case: Defenders change – new witnesses expected

In the legal case against Marius Borg Høiby, there have been changes in defense lawyers, and new witnesses are anticipated to be called.

Economists are predicting that interest rates will remain high in the coming years, with concerns that a central bank interest rate pause could weaken the Norwegian krone and signal a 'trust problem'. There is an expectation of a 'dismal' interest rate announcement, despite the state's significant wealth.

E24: Interest Rate Pause Could Weaken the Kroner

An interest rate pause by the central bank may lead to a weakening of the Norwegian krone, raising concerns about economic stability and potentially signaling a 'trust problem'.

Aftenposten: Economists expect high interest rates in the coming years

Following a central bank meeting, economists predict that interest rates will remain elevated for the foreseeable future.

Aftenposten: The state is swimming in money, why do we still pay as much in tax?

An analysis of Norway's sovereign wealth fund growth and the persistent tax rates, questioning the necessity of high taxation.

E24: Economists Predict Future Interest Rate Trends

A survey of 17 economists provides insights into the projected path of interest rates over the coming years.

Nettavisen: Dismal Interest Rate Announcement Expected

There is an expectation of a negative or concerning announcement regarding interest rates, with the headline suggesting a 'dismal' outlook.

The Oslo City Council is proposing to eliminate property tax on homes and make a 499 kroner monthly public transport pass permanent. The implementation of these measures requires support from the Progress Party.

E24: Oslo City Council Wants to Abolish Property Tax and Make Monthly Passes…

The Oslo city government proposes eliminating property tax on homes and making a 499 kroner monthly public transport pass permanent, but requires support from the Progress Party.

Norwegian television personality Jon Almaas has been the victim of a break-in at his home. Separately, police are investigating the discovery of a deceased person in Trondheim and are seeking public tips.

VG: Jon Almaas victim of break-in

Norwegian television personality Jon Almaas has been the victim of a break-in at his home.

NRK: Dead Person Found in Trondheim

Police are seeking tips in an investigation following the discovery of a deceased person in Trondheim.

A Trondheim-based construction and supply company, with 65 years of experience, has filed for bankruptcy, impacting 30 employees. In contrast, Sport Outlet's owner saw an 11% surge in its stock price on its debut day on the Oslo Stock Exchange, indicating strong investor interest.

E24: Sport Outlet Owner Surges 11% in Debut on Oslo Stock Exchange

A company, Sport Outlet, experienced a significant 11% jump in its stock price on its debut day on the Oslo Stock Exchange, indicating strong investor interest.

E24: Trondheim Company Bankrupt: '65 Years of Experience'

A construction and supply company based in Trondheim has filed for bankruptcy, impacting 30 employees and marking the end of 65 years of business.

New information has emerged regarding King Olav V's last wishes and the potential value of his will, estimated to be worth 700 million.

Dagbladet: Plus: King Olav's last wish: Could be worth 700 million

A historical or royal news piece discussing the will of King Olav, with details about its potential value, possibly related to inheritance or historical significance.

A report highlights a serious issue of patient mistreatment, revealing that a patient was illegally restrained for 13 days at a hospital in Oslo.

Dagbladet: Patient restrained for 13 days

A report on a patient being illegally restrained for 13 days at a hospital in Oslo, highlighting a serious issue of patient mistreatment or neglect.