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Papers report an announcement by the Ministery of Defence that Finland will be providing Ukraine with a new nearly 29 million euro military aid package.

Experts continue, though, to caution against interfering in the electricity markets and offering financial support to all households.

Some 18,600 people will see their payment default entries wiped as of today, following a law change.

Some drivers who operate through international apps said they were unaware that they must report all income to the Tax Administration.

The U.S. dollar is soaring against other currencies, adding to fears of a global financial meltdown. When that happened in 1985, governments took action. Could that happen today?

Corporations facing massive litigation are using a new legal strategy to avoid liability. It’s known as the Texas two-step. Step one: create a subsidiary and transfer a few assets and all the lawsuits. Step two: The subsidiary files for bankruptcy.

An over 100-euro increase in cost of living would be enough to cause financial distress for almost half of Finnish households, indicates a survey by the Consumers’ Union of Finland.

A 100-euro rise in living costs would be too much for almost half of households in Finland, a new survey finds.

Consumer Reports recently dug down deeply on vehicle reliability and found that two Ford models didn't fare all that well.

Among other measures the government plans a VAT reduction on electricity and retroactive subsidies, but that won't be enough for some households, the consumer watchdog says.