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Only one candidate has so far declared an intention to run to replace Sanna Marin.

/PRNewswire/ -- On April 17, 2023, Solteq has signed a business transfer agreement, whereby the Groups ERP business based on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business...

The chair of the party's parliamentary group is the first candidate to enter the race to succeed the outgoing party leader Sanna Marin.

Lauri Markkanen, shaved head and all, reported to a Finnish military base on Monday morning.

Finnair Oyj (OTCMKTS:FNNNF – Get Rating) was the target of a significant decline in short interest in the month of March. As of March 31st, there was short interest totalling 312,900 shares, a decline of 64.8% from the March 15th total of 888,700 shares. Based on an average daily trading volume, of 0 shares, the […]

In 2022, Olivia and Leo were the most popular first forenames among Finnish-speaking children, Saga and Oliver among Swedish-speaking children, and Sofia and Adam among children of other languages. Since December, it has been possible to report the childs name to the Population Information System digitally, and currently 88 percent of childrens names are reported online. This speeds up and streamlines the processing at the Digital and Population Data Services Agency. However, expert work is stil...

Taking concrete actions to reduce carbon emissions, carbonaide produces carbon-negative concrete blocks using carbonation.

Finnish airport operator, Finavia, has collaborated with local family business Relove to bring a unique second hand store to Helsinki-Vantaa airport. This groundbreaking store combines recycling culture with a popular café, providing an exciting new shopping and dining experience for travelers. According to Nora Immonen, Director of Commercial Business at Finavia, the airport is constantly developing its offerings to follow trends and meet the needs of travelers.

The Finnish majority state-owned airline pointed to both economic and environmental considerations as justification for discontinuing the 35-minute domestic flights.

Finland has more than 300 municipalities. Many of them will not have a single representative in parliament over the next four years.