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Articles in Jan 14, 2002 issue of Nordic Business Report

• Iceland hopes for prospecting applications for Jan Mayen ridge
• Jippii divests telecommunications equipment installation unit
• Telenor finalises acquisition of COMSAT Mobile Communications
• Bang & Olufsen denies rumours of sale
• Finnair salesperson in Brussels threatened with bomb
• Eniro acquires Scandinavia Online's stake in Sense Communications
• Sweden's prime minister to meet Tony Blair today
• Bergesen and General Ore cancel plans for joint dry bulk shipping company
• ISS Food Service wins new cleaning orders
• ABN Amro and Alfred Berg lower Ericsson recommendation
• Swedish minister visits Thailand
• Electrolux divests remaining part of leisure appliances operations
• First Hop joins standardisation organisation
• Vestas Wind Systems A/S plans US expansion - claim
• Konftel wins breakthrough order in Australia
• Research into Swedishness in Finland planned
• Modern Times Group acquires stake in Russian broadcaster
• Yellow Global partners with Continor, Waco Finland and Inter-Scan Airfreight
• Finnish doctors consider physical effect of literature
• Icelandic foreign ministry official visits China
• AF Group to provide IT services for Swedish parliament administration
• Lipponen favourite for regional chairman while students prefer Tuomioja
• OM wins Australian clearing technology deal
• Sonera receives 4% stake in Vitaminic
• Eterra signs framework contracts worth SEK600m
• Tandberg ASA expects 58% revenue growth for Q4 2001
• US authorities investigate Studsvik's radioactive cargo
• Danisco invests in robot system
• Martela starts lay-off negotiations
• CONTRACTS: Norway
• Eberspacher expands in Sweden
• SKF Logistics Services signs contract with Jungheinrich in Singapore
• Tricorona Mineral AB presents new strategy
• First Iceland-produced wine sells well during Christmas season
• Flooding disrupts Iceland's road traffic
• Ericsson and Samsung sign mobile technology licence agreement
• Novo first Finnish IT group to be granted group-wide ISO 9000:2000 quality certificate
• Mona Sahlin will stay on as Swedish government minister
• 2M Invest A/S acquires 50% stake in Growth.dk A/S
• Norwegian court rejects Canal+'s claims against Telenor
• SchlumbergerSema wins SEK70m IT contract from Coop Bank
• UPM-Kymmene to invest EUR127m in recycled fibre pulp mill in Wales
• Swedish competition authority approves acquisition of Twilfit by Lindex
• Norwegian authorities charge teenage software author
• TietoEnator wins SEK2m laboratory IT order
• Norwegian Air Shuttle to cease operations - report
• Famous Danish book sold online, money donated to charity
• Baugur reports strong sales in Christmas season
• Kolumbus wins directory services contract
• Finnish police do not have the time for thefts - claim
• Danzas acquires Cargo Partner Exhibition AS in Norway
• CONTRACTS: Denmark
• CONTRACTS: Sweden
• Islandsbanki reduces holding in Baugur to 3.5%
• NextGenTel secures USD6m from investors
• 80 years since first Finnish Red Cross stamps
• Wartsila Corporation wins record power plant order in Guatemala
• CONTRACTS: Finland