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The unemployment rate in Norway increased to 4.6 percent during September. Scatec has issued a profit warning, cutting its earnings forecast by 300 million kroner, causing its stock to fall significantly. Similarly, Komplett's share price plummeted on the Oslo Stock Exchange after releasing its financial figures, attributed partly to expensive memory chips. Conversely, oil stocks are reaching new record highs driven by an increase in oil prices, with companies like Equinor showing strong…
E24:
Scatec Plummets After Profit Warning
Scatec has issued a profit warning, causing its stock to fall significantly. The company has cut its earnings forecast by 300 million kroner.
Nettavisen:
Electronics chain now facing Christmas trading on the stock market
A report indicates that an electronics retail chain is experiencing significant stock market activity, possibly related to the holiday shopping season.
E24:
Komplett Stock Drops Sharply After Financial Results
The Komplett share price is plummeting on the Oslo Stock Exchange following the release of its financial figures, with analysts attributing the decline partly to expensive memory chips.
E24:
Oil Stocks Reach New Records Amid Price Surge
Oil stocks are hitting new record highs, driven by an increase in oil prices, with companies like Equinor showing strong performance.
NRK:
Unemployment Rose to 4.6 Percent in September
The unemployment rate in Norway increased to 4.6 percent during September.
Dagbladet:
Norway's economy is 'completely ruined'
A statement suggests that Norway's economy is in a state of ruin.
Dagbladet:
Alarm raised: People are told to leave gold in the forest
A new scam involves advising people to leave their gold in the forest, prompting an alarm.
Dagbladet:
Coach accused of inappropriate touching
A trainer is accused of inappropriate touching after a warning was issued.
Aftenposten:
Debate: 35 Norwegians Served in Israeli Military, None Questioned
Thirty-five Norwegian citizens served in the Israeli military, and no one has been questioned about their involvement in the conflict.
Aftenposten:
Politician Believes Russia's Problem is Larger Than Putin
A politician states that Russia's fundamental issues extend beyond its current leader, Vladimir Putin, describing the situation as darker than commonly perceived.
VG:
PST Proposal: Understands No Reluctance
A politician, Moxnes, wants a secret PST (Police Security Service) briefing and states he understands no reluctance for it.
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