Iceland starts international carbon recycling
It sounds almost too good to be true, but a new company, Carbon Recycling International, makes clean fuel out of pollution. The company captures carbo...
Harvard publishes case study on Actavis pharmaceuticals
Actavis, a generic pharmaceuticals company based in Iceland, last week announced that Harvard Business School had produced a case study on the company...
Nordic users left with blank DVDs
A new format of DVD has been successfully introduced in Scandinavia and Iceland as well as in several other European countries. Movies are now being o...
Indonesia and Iceland co-operate on fisheries
Capitalising on their common experience in the fishing and marine sector, the governments of Iceland and Indonesia have agreed to co-operate in a numb...
Norway to fund Tanzanian trees
Over the next five years, the government of Norway has pledged a total of USD 100 million to Tanzania for projects which aim to reduce deforestation a...
Data Scooter speeds data transfer to Iceland
Iceland has been advertising itself recently as the perfect place for data storage. According to reports by Business Green, the country may be making ...
Vitamins could be detrimental to your health
A study review released on Wednesday from researchers in Denmark found that vitamins may not always have the health benefits intended. The research fi...
Actavis launches skin products in Romania
Actavis, the Iceland-based generic pharmaceuticals company, recently launched its popular Decubal skin products in Romania. The 17 products, which are...