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Price fixing claims have not prompted housing associations to switch building management firms. The Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority (KKV) alleges building management companies and the industry federation agreed on fees for management services and strove to push up price levels in the sector nationwide between 2014 and 2017. Image: Henrietta Hassinen / Yle Few housing associations opted to switch building management firms after news of suspected price fixing emerged this past winter, an Yle study finds. Mia Koro-Kanerva of the Real Estate Management Federation said that while the c...

Some Finnish shops are still selling bamboo-based tableware that can release toxic substances.

May 6, 2021 A Singapore commodity trading firm, Trafigura (Pty) Ltd has filed a notice to assume full control of Puma Energy. The company filed a notice with the Competition and Consumer Authority this week where it intends to take full control of the business. The company is already an existing shareholder within Puma Energy where it owns a 55.5 percent non-controlling stake. Trafigura is a leading independent commodity trader, specialising in the supply and transport of oil and petroleum, mineral and metal commodities globally. According to the notice, Trafigura does not control any underta...

Business as usual at G4S following American takeover Following the successful acquisition of G4S by Allied Universal on 6th April, the takeover is not expected to result in any structural or operational changes in G4S Group subsidiaries, including G4S Botswana. In a recent notice to shareholders, the public listed G4S Botswana notes the acquisition presents the opportunity to leverage the latest security technology to offer customers good service and value. A global leader in security, with revenues of approximately US$18 billion, Allied Universal boasts operations in over 85 countries and a ...

Christian Baltzer to continue as CEO of Codan Denmark Following Completion of Proposed Takeover by Intact Financial Corporation News provided by Share this article Share this article TORONTO, April 22, 2021  /CNW/ - Intact today confirmed that Christian Baltzer will continue as CEO of Codan Denmark following the completion of the proposed takeover of RSA Insurance Group plc by Intact Financial Corporation (TSX: IFC) and Tryg A/S, currently expected in the second quarter of 2021. Under the proposed transaction, Codan Denmark will be jointly owned by the two parties on a 50/50 economic basis w...