Phillip Morris loses Norwegian court battle
Tobacco giant Phillip Morris has lost a court battle to again allow Norwegian retailers to visibly display tobacco products for sale in stores. The ru...
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Iceland unemployment unchanged in August
Reports suggested this week that the unemployment rate in Iceland remained stable throughout August. Figures released by the Directorate of Labour in ...
Denmark’s telecom sector looking to block Skype
Telecom companies in Denmark may soon bar consumers from using Skype and similar programs on their mobile networks.
Iceland Super Jeep tour provider offers comfortable Northern Lights tours
Super Jeep tour provider SuperJeep.is is offering Northern Lights tours in Iceland for the upcoming winter travel period.
Remotely shared green data center in Iceland established using Intel and HP technologies
A new green data center has been established using Intel and HP technologies in Iceland that allows for the academic research infrastructure organisat...
Nissan recalls 51,000 cars over Finnish steering wheel incident
Japanese carmaker Nissan has recalled thousands of vehicles worldwide after a Finnish cameraman reported a steering wheel fault last month. Officials ...
Assange could be in embassy for a year, father says
The father of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has said his son could spend up to a year in the Embassy of Ecuador in London.
Sweden ponders regulations for kids’ spending on mobile phones
Stockholm has said that it is looking into introducing laws that will limit the amount of money that children can spend via smartphones. The country’s...