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Lower The Tax Burden On Labour Stubb Says Finland - Page 12 - Politics, Business, Civil, History - Posted: 26th Sep, 2014 - 12:50am
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Finland Politics - Page 12
Stomach Bug Hits Vantaa
Finland News
Over twenty swimmers have succumbed to a stomach bug in Vantaa after visiting the Vetokannas beach, the Leppäkorpi open-air pool or the Kuusijärvi lake.The City of Vantaa on Wednesday said that it is investigating the cause of the illness by analysing water samples taken from the swimming sites. Until the samples have been analysed, it recommends that people refrain from using the public swimming sites linked to the outbreak.
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Post Date: 15th Aug, 2014 - 12:50am / Post ID: #
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Brand Overhaul Will Cost Posti
Finland News
A major brand overhaul typically costs hundreds of thousands of euros for a company the size of Itella, says Jaakko Aspara, a professor of marketing at Aalto University.?If the company relies on help from a foreign consulting agency for example, the sum may be colossal,? he highlights.Itella on Wednesday announced that it will revert its name to Posti Group as of 1 January 2015 upon a decision of its extraordinary general meeting. The provider of postal and logistics services changed its name from Posti to Itella in 2007.
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Digital Music Sales Trump Physical Formats
Finland News
The sales of digital music have exceeded those of physical formats, such as CDs and records, for the first time in Finland as digital services accounted for 58 per cent of all music sales between January and June.Last year, over 60 per cent of music revenues was derived from the sales CDs, DVDs and records.
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This Must Stop Says Haglund After Third Airspace Violation
Finland News
The repeated airspace violations by Russian aircraft are unendurable, Carl Haglund (SFP), the Minister of Defence, said on Thursday, after yet another Russian aircraft had reportedly drifted into Finnish airspace over the Gulf of Finland.?This is regrettable news because it is already the third incident in a week,? he told reporters outside the House of the Estates.Â
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Leak Of Ministry Documents Sparks Investigation
Finland News
A request for enquiry to be filed into a suspected leak of documents related to the partnership between Finland and Nato aroused a number of comments from policy-makers on Wednesday.Yesterday, MTV3 reported that the suspected leak of documents from the Foreign Affairs Committee or the Defence Committee of the Parliament has sparked a criminal investigation. Meanwhile, Max Arhippainen, the director of communication at the Ministry of Defence, told STT that a request for enquiry is being drawn up.
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Now Is Not The Time To Fan The Flames Says Tuomioja
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The Members of the Permanent Representatives Committee of the European Union (COREPER) failed on Wednesday to agree on the implementation of new sanctions against Russia, news agencies report.While Germany has vocally called for further sanctions, ?several other countries? would prefer not to impose them out of fear that they could jeopardise the ongoing truce.
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Finland Politics - Page 12
Finland News
The Scottish independence referendum to be voted on 18 September is attracting the attention of separatist movements across the globe.According to The New York Times, Catalonians, South Tyroleans, Corsicans, Bretons, Frisians and Swedish-speaking Finns are flocking to Scotland by the busload.To be pedantic, there is definitely one Swedish-speaking Finn making his way to Scotland in time for the referendum. He is Axel Jonsson, 22, the leader of a secessionist party in the Ã…land Islands, the Future of Ã…land.
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Lower The Tax Burden On Labour Stubb Says
Finland News
The tax burden on labour must be lowered considerably, as must the tax burden on enterprises and capital gains. Instead, public spending must be reduced and consumption taxes raised, Prime Minister Alexander Stubb (NCP) said on Wednesday, while shedding light on his tax policy goals during a seminar organised by the Finnish Chamber of Commerce.?Some of this may be a bit conspicuous,? he cautioned before slamming the tax system as disorderly.
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