Investing in Denmark

Global Update: Drug-Resistant Flu Strain Turns Up In Denmark but Doesn’t Last Long

New York Times Jun 29

The first patient with a case of swine flu resistant to the antiviral drug Tamiflu has been found in Denmark, according to Danish health officials.

Denmark Gives 12% in Mortgage Bonds as Hamlet Rests

Bloomberg Jun 22

(Update1) To be in bonds or not to be in bonds is the question for investors worldwide amid ever-widening budget deficits that may lead to resurgent inflation. Except in Denmark, where the debt market’s Hamlets are nowhere to be found.

Fondly, Greenland Loosens Danish Rule

New York Times Jun 22

The largely frozen country has ushered in a new era of self-governance, paving the way for independence from Denmark.

Greenland moves towards independence

Upstream Online Jun 22

German-Danish Bridge Plan Stokes Concerns

BusinessWeek Jun 18

China’s Suntech, Denmark’s Vestas Bet on Obama’s Green Energy

Bloomberg Jun 18

China’s Suntech Power Holdings Co. has come a long way in the U.S. since Roger Efird was the company’s sole employee in America in 2006, operating with a mobile phone and laptop in the basement of his Maryland home.

Denmark tots up reserves cache

Upstream Online Jun 15

Denmark's known oil reserves totalled 200 million cubic metres (1.25 billion barrels) as of 1 January this year, down from 214 million cubic metres last year, the Danish Energy Agency said.

Denmark's LM to Build China's Largest Turbine Base

JLM Pacific Epoch Jun 12

Denmark's LM Glasfiber has begun construction on a wind turbine blade production base in Qinhuangdao, Hebei province that will receive total investment of more than RMB 300 million and be the largest base of its kind in China, reports Xinhua News...

[$] Morgan Stanley upgrade lifts pharmas

Financial Times Jun 11

The decision by the WHO to declare a swine flu pandemic also supports sector, especially vaccine companies

Frequent Moves Increase Suicide Risk in Teens

New York Times Jun 1

Youngsters who moved often were more likely to attempt suicide in later years.

More Green, More Money For Denmark

Forbes May 26

A Copenhagen treaty on climate change this year could triple revenues for its energy industry.

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