Ancient grain returns in Finland
One of mankind’s earliest cultivated crops has resurfaced in Finland. According to a report by the Helsinki-based YLE news agency, emmer wheat has beg...
Furious winds across Iceland
Iceland residents have been experiencing strong winds for the past 48 hours, with gusts exceeding 100 km/h in Reykjavik and elsewhere around the count...
Sweden may lose last coral reef
The last coral reef remaining in Swedish waters may soon die off, experts warn. Researchers from the University of Gothenburg explained that the Säcke...
Valitor partner CenPOS signs exclusive agreement with Infor for fully integrated payment solutions
The partner of the Iceland-based acquiring services provider, Valitor, CenPOS, has recently signed an exclusive worldwide agreement with Infor to prov...
Finnish researcher: tomatoes are stroke stoppers
New research from Finland has suggested that a tomato-rich diet can substantially reduce the risk of having a stroke. The study comes via University o...
Genetic disease transmissions prompt new sperm donor regulations in Denmark
A sperm donor’s transmission of a genetic condition has prompted Danish authorities to tighten regulations on donors. One Danish man is thought to hav...
Thomas Cook furthers customer service with Advania and Interactive Intelligence
Thomas Cook Northern Europe has furthered its customer service by investing in a Customer Interaction Center (CIC) from Advania, based on a platform f...
Iceland’s ISPs may follow Britain’s default porn block
Internet service providers in Iceland may move to apply default pornography blockers on content sent to computers and mobile devices.