25. juli 2026

Forfatter: Anne-Marit Wang

  • Landed important contract with the Ministry of Defense

    IT consultancy company Steria has won a contract with the Norwegian defense ministry of an estimated value of 400 million kroner.

  • Oslo is number one in business development

    Oslo goes to the top of the Business Norway championship. A bit surprising, says researcher Knut Vareide, who has developed the ranking of industrial development of the different Norwegian counties and municipalities.

  • Gabler Restaurant is closed

    It is a short distance to go to the creditors' meeting at the Oslo courthouse for Gabler Restaurant. In the midst of the Christmas parties, the owners of the restaurant at CJ Hambros plass have been forced to opt for…

  • Takes a tigerleap and Wikileaks

    The web-based search company IntelliSearch in Nydalen made “the tigerleap” from minus to plus, having been close to bankruptcy. Now the company is working on a search solution for WikiLeaks documents.

  • Oslo-companies are hiring

    Employers in Oslo are optimistic and expect to hire more people by the first quarter of next year. The prospects are best for the financial industry, according to the Manpower Employment Outlook Survey.

  • Boosting market for Christmas trees

    Haven’t bought your tree yet? Maybe you should, this year there might not be enough trees for everyone.

  • Big increases of broadband subscriptions in Oslo

    More and more people are getting a fast broadband internet connection, the increase in new customers is highest in Oslo and Akershus.

  • A car that runs on hydrogen – Think about it

    Hynor Lillestrøm is opening a hydrogen filling station in Lillestrøm and is waiting for five new hydrogen versions of the Think City car.

  • Only 3000 more jobs in 10 years

    Oslo based companies suffered a severe blow after the dotcom crash ten years ago and has struggled to keep up with the rest of the country in number of employees, according to new analysis from Knut Vareide.

  • Google makes a bid on Groupon

    Google has offered 37 billion for the internet company Groupon, which is behind the success MyCityDeal that has gained several hundred thousand members in Oslo and the rest of the country in just a few months