Forfatter: Anne-Marit Wang
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Looking for space
Founder Erik Ertzgaards mission is simple: to find all of Oslo's available, private parking slots and rent them out.
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Oslo is moving to Nøtterøy
The large and expensive luxury villas on Nøtterøy are in high demand. And people from Oslo are the one buying.
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Aspiro aspires to stream music
The Oslo based company Aspiro are getting rid of the "mobile entertainment", to focus on streaming music and television.
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New Cod product is a success
Oslo seems to hunger for the new luxury cod product Strøm, Codfarmers answer to the popular Salma-salmon
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Indian company settling in Oslo
Per Hove and Jørgen Lindeman are establishing the Indian it-company HCL in Oslo with offices in Majorstuen. They represent a growing trend of Indian companies setting up shop in Norway.
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They will build the country
Poland's construction industry takes Oslo this week to speed-date Norwegian partners.
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Tough match for Vålerenga
Vålerenga football team was named "Oslo's pride" after the team managed to take the tiger-leap from minus in 2009 to plus in 2010. According to marketing director Søren Eriksen, sales revenue will increase by 15 percent next year.
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Oslo still on top
Numbers from the third quarter show that Oslo and Akershus still have Norway’s highest average price of houses sold, respectively 3.6 and 3.1 million kroner. The value of transferred real estate in one quarter has never been higher.
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Wool-success for Alpaca
Vibeke Stølen Andrup has made wool into gold with her business Alpaca Society at Lysaker.
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A new take on social responsibility
It is only natural for companies to take social responsibility, says communications manager Heidi Egede-Nissen in the mobile company Ventelo. Although people do it deliberately to build a brand, it's also a sign of idealism, says general manager Tom Bolstad…