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Source: www.arcticstartup.com
The Finnish company Futuremark, who has been previously known to be the leader in 3D, mobile and PC benchmarking, has released a game called Shattered Horizon
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A Finnish bakery aims at zero greenhouse gas emissions:
Carbon dioxide offset, heat recovery, ethanol production among plans for new bakery and logistics centre.
Source: www.hs.fi
Helsingin Sanomien Verkkoliite. Tuoreimmat uutiset aamusta iltaan sekä Helsingin Sanomat -verkkoliitteessä kaikki paperilehden kirjoitukset, kuvat ja grafiikat. Sähköisessä arkistossa yli miljoona kirjoitusta vuodesta 1990 alkaen. ...
Source: www.finnfacts.fi
Because of the challenging conditions for their growth, berries and plants in northern areas contain high-value fatty acids, vitamins and nature’s own antioxidants in abundance. The Tornio-based company ...
Source: www.cleantechfinland.fi
Representatives of the Russian press included Expert North West, Eho Moskvy Spb, Kommersant Daily, Rynok Elektrotehniki, Delovoi Peterburg, and Ekologiya i pravo.
Source: www.goodnewsfinland.com
Fresh! From Finland - campaign, which was launched this week takes Finnish cuisine overseas. The aim of the campaign, realized by the Consulate General of Finland in New York, is to bring Finnish culinary culture and unique flavours to the residents of New York City in the forthcoming years. ...
Source: culturegallery.fi
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Finnfacts Slush 2009 will bring together the entire entrepreneurship ecosystem with startups, entrepreneurs and experts from various fields like marketing, software developers, legal, design, branding, everything that a new business needs to get going. Slush09 takes place at the Cable Factory in Helsinki on November 3rd and 4th.
Source: slushhelsinki.com
Slush! motivates new entrepreneurs to start their own companies, open new doors to others and give the companies more ideas to succeed. Instead of just talking and planning, we want to share experiences and give start-ups access to the key industry players.
Source: www.ft.com
Political governance taken into account
Source: www.goodnewsfinland.com
The Finnish record company Spinefarm Records will take on the release and marketing of Rammstein's latest album in the UK. This is a significant contract for the recod company that focuses on promoting heavy metal.
Source: www.techcrunch.com
Kudos to the Finnish government, which has just introduced laws guaranteeing broadband access to every person living in Finland (5.5 million people, give ...
Finnfacts Don't mind the rain - it's time to start skiing
Source: bit.ly
Skiing resort Ruka in Kuusamo opened two of its ski slopes on Tuesday. Ruka is the first skiing resort this year to open its slopes. In addition to the slopes which are already open, Ruka is in the process of making artificial snow in order to open four more. ...
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Source: www.finland.fi
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Finnfacts Finnfacts "Mr. Creativity" Dr. John Kao: Innovation Nation Finland (Video)
Source: www.johnkao.com
The IT-sector will create up to 11,000 new jobs in Finland by 2013, predicts the international research institute IDC. In the upcoming years employment within the IT-sector will develop much faster than overall employment in the country...
