The Norwegian Consumer Council has filed a complaint against Meta over its plans to use the images and posts of users on Facebook and Instagram to train artificial intelligence (AI) models.
Norway’s $1.7 trillion sovereign wealth fund plans oppose Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s $56 billion pay package ahead of a shareholder vote next week.
The Norwegian oil production tanker Johan Castberg is undergoing final checks before she sets sail for a Barents Sea oil field of the same name by Q4 2024.
A technical malfunction in Norway resulted in the temporary shutdown of airspace over the country's southern region, causing significant disruptions at Oslo Airport.
Labor unions and employers in Norway have successfully negotiated a 5.2% wage increase.
For the first time need to withdraw cash sovereign wealth fund as western Europe's bigget oil exporter.
Oslo-based pension and insurance provider KLP beat benchmark in 5 of 7 years. The portfolio strategy to bet on stocks with low volatility is proven to be successful.
Shale gas from U.S. has begun shipment to Europe. The world-largest LNG carrier Ineos Intrepid has bound for Norway carrying 27,500 m3 of liquified ethane gas.
Opera Software, widely known for browsers, has been offered $1.2 billion to sell its 100% stake to a Chinese consortium. The buyers are awaiting a nod from the shareholders who are almost sold on the tempting offer that reflects a win-win situation for both parties.
A group of students in University of Oslo set a Guinness World Record by lifting a 134.5 pounds (61 kg) payloads with drone. The drone is a multi copter drone made of eight drones chained together.
Corvus Energy, Canadian lithium-ion battery company has successfully made it to top three in Deloitte Technology Fast 500 ranking. Recently, Statoil, Norwegian largest offshore oil and gas company also invest in Corvus battery technology.
New World Wealth (NWW), a South Africa-based market research consultancy, released the lists of wealthiest countries, ranked by using its own new method.
Falling oil price is taking its toll in Norway as the country central bank cuts interest rate again for the second times this year and the third time in 10 months. Oeystein Olsen, Norway's Central Bank governor announced the rate cut on Thursday citing that slow economic growth as the main reason.
A study conducted by Interpol and the United Nations said that only 33% of Europe's electronic wastes is correctly recycled. A large number of these electronic wastes include computers, cellphones and televisions that are dumped or traded illegally.
Adverse conditions in the global markets took a toll on Norway's Pension Fund, the world's largest sovereign fund, in the second quarter.
Subscribe to VCpost newsletter
Most Popular
- Nestle Cuts Sales Forecast as Shoppers Reject Price Hikes
- Social Security Payments Worth Over $4,800 To Go Out This Week; Here’s When You’ll Get Yours
- US Could See Another ‘Great Resignation’ as 3 in 10 Workers Plan To Quit in 2024: Survey
- Uber, Lyft Drivers Remain as Contractors After California Supreme Court Upheld Proposition 22
- Walmart Eyes $200 Million Investment in Autonomous Forklifts
- Maersk Agrees to Settlement with US Labor Department After Firing Whistleblower
- Delta’s CEO Flew to Paris for the Olympics While His Company Is Under Federal Investigation: Report
- Wiers Farm Recalls Produce Products Due To Potential Listerian Contamination