Summer holidays over, debt counselling demand up in Finland
The close of the summer holiday season in Finland has seen a rise in the number of requests for debt counselling services in Helsinki.
Finnish criminals may lose social benefits
Convicted criminals in Finland could soon loose their access to the country’s public benefits, according to reports.
Finnish blueberries see high demand in China
Blueberries from Finland are seeing growing popularity in the Far East. According to a report by YLE this week, the popularity of the small fruit is o...
Moody’s calls outlook for Finland ‘stable’
Credit ratings agency Moody’s has said that the outlook for Finland is stable, although the nation will still face some challenges.
Finland and Spain reach bailout collateral deal
The Spanish and Finnish governments have reached an agreement regarding collateral for a forthcoming bank bailout via the EU.
Further delay for Finnish nuclear reactor
Finnish electric authorities have said that the country’s forthcoming Olkiluoto 3 nuclear reactor will not be ready in 2014 as planned.
Bank of Finland head warns of excessive borrowing
Finland’s top banker has warned Finns to avoid excessive borrowing despite exceptionally low rates.
Minister: Finns won’t pay for eurozone debt
A Finnish minister has said that the Scandinavian country does not intend to help pay the debts of other eurozone countries.