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• CONTRACTS: Norway
• CONTRACTS: Finland
• Lemminkainen to build IKEA's second store in Finland
• Awilco ASA to acquire Panamax dry bulk carrier
• Kungsleden has divested properties for SEK230m
• Adera divests subsidiary in management buyout deal
• Epsilon AB signs cooperation agreement with Volvo IT
• Nordisk Solar Compagni in talks to acquire Dutch electrical wholesale company
• Framfab Sverige AB wins framework contract from Vagverket
• UPDATE: Ferrosan A/S selects Oriola as its Finnish distributor
• Fastigheter
• CONTRACTS: Sweden
• Kolumbus changes name to Elisa Internet
• Vaisala centralises US manufacturing operations
• EU approves Danish tonnage tax scheme
• Swedish author cancels appearance in the Aland Islands
• Telenor Mobil launches multimedia messaging service
• Sweden organises environmental seminars in St Petersburg
• Swedish Academy gives prize to Danish critic
• Telenor subsidiary partners with Malaysian mobile operator
• Europolitan Vodafone asks for reversal of 'market power' classification
• PhotoCure welcomes end of dispute involving researchers
• Finns believe the euro brought price increases - poll
• Finnish expert group wants national strategy for HIV
• Norske Skog and Lys-Line AS renew transport contract
• F-Secure launches new version of content encryption software
• Sweden and Finland present proposals for development of EAPC and PfP
• Sonera opens broadband network from Moscow to western Europe
• Danish parliament wants to make environmentally friendly cars cheaper
• Denmark has become a transit country for smugglers - claim
• Finnish finance minister proposes sale of stakes in state-owned companies
• Nokia to supply 3G network equipment to Germany's T-Mobile
• DFDS Group reports operating profit of DKK324m in 2001
• Telia and Tele2 get permission for 3G network sharing
• Finland's autumn storm felled more trees than previously thought - report
• Trio AB wins pilot order for mobile office solution from Vodafone in New Zealand
• Sigma wins new framework contract from Telelogic AB
• SKF sells property in Germany for SEK97m
• Rica Hotels ASA plans demerger
• Allgon AB wins two new UMTS antenna contracts
• Ferrosan A/S selects Oriola as its Finnish distributor
• Alma Media's MTV Oy acquires remaining shares in MTV3-Tele Oy
• Schouw & Co to acquire majority stake in Nordic bakery business Schulstad A/S
• MTG's Sonet Film to produce first English-language feature films
• BHJ A/S acquires Polish distribution company
• TietoEnator wins EUR2.2m Effica contract from dental service in Sweden
• AvestaPolarit to boost its US stainless steel long products capabilities
• Group 4 Falck A/S acquires Wackenhut Security Hellas AS
• ISS merges Swedish property management operations to form ISS Ecuro AB
• Fastigheter
• Nokia launches six new mobile phones
• Telia adds travel section to portal web site
• Ericsson demonstrates real-time charging of MMS-based messages
• Sondagsavisen a-s acquires regional distribution company in Denmark
• Q-Med's new drug shows no effect in clinical study
• Nokia selects RealNetworks' technology for new mobile phones
• Norwegian shoppers spent NOK7.5bn in Sweden in 2001
• ICA Ahold AB reports earnings of SEK2.2bn
• Hewlett-Packard teams with F-Secure to offer security for pocket PC products
• Loqware Technologies signs US distribution deal with D&H Distributing Company
• Vestas Wind Systems reports operating result of DKK692m, upgrades revenue expectations