Sven Carlsson

2 weeks ago | sverigesradio.se | Sven Carlsson

Johan Pehrson. Credit: Lisa Hallgren/SVD/TT MINISTER SHARES Outgoing Liberal leader and Education Minister, Johan Pehrson, has in several cases failed to report shareholdings in companies as ministers are required by law, reports Swedish Radio News. These include holdings in the betting company Betsson and the engineering companies Sandvik and Atlas Copco.

1 month ago | sverigesradio.se | Sven Carlsson

Both Maria Malmer Stenergard and Mats Persson deny any wrongdoing. Credit: Anders Wiklund/TT SHARES Sweden needs to tighten its rules for ministers buying shareholdings in companies, according to a transparency watchdog. Ulrik Åshuvud the secretary general at Transparency International Sweden says he believes that Sweden is lagging behind other countries when it comes to handling conflicts of interest.

2 months ago | sverigesradio.se | Sven Carlsson

Du måste aktivera javascript för att sverigesradio.se ska fungera korrekt och för att kunna lyssna på ljud. Har du problem med vår sajt så finns hjälp på https://teknisk-support.sverigesradio.se/ SHARES Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard bought shares in an IT and defence company at the same time as Sweden was putting together a multi-billion kronor defence deal that would benefit the company, Swedish Radio News reports.

Feb 7, 2025 | rileyrockreport.substack.com | Sven Carlsson |Tim Riley

When you watch the Netflix Playlist series you get a standard-if-sturdy startup story with legal hurdles and tech geeks coding outside the lines. The labels carry all that golden booty, and they will make Daniel Ek pay. Ek accomodates the gatekeepers and takes over the world; it’s almost weird he didn’t attend last month’s inauguration.

Nov 20, 2024 | sverigesradio.se | Sven Carlsson

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