25. juli 2026

Forfatter: Anne-Marit Wang

  • Salma sales doubled

    The sale of Salma salmon has doubled over the last year. This will come in handy when dealing with a total deficit of 38 million since its launch in Oslo five years ago.

  • Charged with racisim

    Five clubs and bars in Oslo have been charged for violation of the racism clause. Business Administration has handed the cases over to the police for further investigation.

  • The best design companies in Norway

    Design agencies have to deliver profitable design for their customers. For some of them this task is also very profitable.

  • Demands a venue in Oslo

    Oslo Business Memo has received input from several actors in the Oslo finance industry that something has be done with the management of the Petroleum Fund, so that it can contribute to the development of a major financial environment in…

  • Newborn gazelles on the move

    A whole flock of new gazelle-companies have taken over the list of growing companies in Akershus.

  • Housing dream requires major changes

    It will take a huge clean up before the 37 000 houses that the Oslo city council envisages in Groruddalen can be a reality. According to OBOS, the small industry area in the middle of the valley needs “cleaning” and…

  • New trend is working out for sport retailers

    The days of working out in the old sweat pants you bought in the eighties are over, and sport stores are making good money because of it.

  • Saves the world with shopping bags

    Allsidige Nord AS aims at saving the world from being strangled in plastic bags, and manages to make a profit while doing it.

  • Web-based media: 3 out of 8 in the green

    Figures for online newspapers with headquarters in Oslo showed a profit in 2009 of 50 million kroner. Three out of the eight online papers on our list compensate for the deficit of the other five.

  • Hot-dogs and gas for a billion

    Three of the Statoil gas stations in the newly listed company Statoil Fuel & Retail, notes a revenue of nearly a quarter billion kroner, but with small margins.