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BusinessWeek
January 31, 2005
Gail Edmondson |
Retire? More Finns Are Thinking Twice No question, even Finland has plenty of work ahead. But the wake-up call has spurred companies to experiment as never before with getting the best out of older workers.   |
BusinessWeek
November 17, 2003
Gail Edmondson |
The Nokia Economy Policymakers these days trek to Finland from all corners of the globe. The question is always the same: How did Finland, land of pulp and paper, become a tech powerhouse, home to a global champion like Nokia? |
BusinessWeek
September 29, 2003
Stanley Reed |
A Blow to the Euro? Sweden's "no" vote may alter the path of EU integration. |
TIME Europe
September 29, 2003
Charles P. Wallace |
The Swedes Say Goodbye "We're going to have a tough future without her," say many -- meaning slain Foreign Minister Anna Lindh |
TIME Europe
September 22, 2003
Charles P. Wallace |
"We're all in shock" After the murder of Foreign Minister Anna Lindh, can Sweden's open society survive? |
TIME Europe
September 15, 2003
Gerard O'Dwyer |
Aw, Forget Chernobyl! Does Finland -- ravaged by the 1986 Soviet nuclear disaster -- really want new Russian reactors now? |
TIME Europe
September 15, 2003
Charles P. Wallace |
The Euro's Big Test Will Sweden join the euro? After a bitter, big-budget race, the vote's here. The referendum is a make-or-break moment -- and still too close to call |
BusinessWeek
August 4, 2003
Reed & Sains |
What'll It Be, Sweden? Its September vote on adopting the euro has the nation on edge |
Outside
June 2003
Florence Williams |
How Green Is My Polder With their nifty new windmills, tidy techno-homes, and enviro-crusading queen, the Dutch are busy creating the cutest little ecotopia on earth -- while stoking a booming hypercapitalist economy. What does tiny Holland know that America is too big and dumb to figure out? |
TIME Europe
March 3, 2003
Charles P. Wallace |
Power Of The Market Consumers in the Nordic region are furious over soaring electricity prices -- and they blame deregulation. |
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