Pandora still booming
Jewellery giant expects to open 375 new stores this year
Search results for: “still adjusting”
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Hospital denied woman who didn’t call ahead
Newly-introduced acute telephone lines leads to “outrageous” situation in Slagelse; patients and hospitals nationwide still adjusting to new rules
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Children should be more involved in making their own lunch, experts recommend
One area in which food waste could be reduced through planning and consultation is the lunch pack that most kids take to school every day
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The worst September on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange for eight years
KAX Index fell by 3.68 percent and C20 Cap Index nosedived 2.09 percent
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Danish icon Noma a smash down under
Pop-up opens to rave reviews
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Parliamentarian to say ’neger’ in protest
Haribo candy drama makes politician see red
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Im-law deemed a detriment to children’s’ welfare
The law that was supposed to protect children looks increasingly restrictive
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In other news … (Sept 28 – Oct 4)
Walk the wave: Construction on a new harbour-side recreational facility will soon get underway opposite Islands Brygge. Dubbed the Kalvebod Waves, the pier will be built out into the water and cover 4,000 square metres. Area residents have previously voiced disapproval at the number of expensive high-rise buildings that dominate the harbour. Earlier in September,…
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2 per cent of the Danish population might suffer from symptoms of a little-known eating disorder
It was that dress. Sophie Birch Olsen was 13 years old and about to go through confirmation like so many other Danish teens. She is now 23 and no longer suffers from an eating disorder and now thinking back she has no doubt what tipped her over the edge. “I just wanted to look perfect…
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Workplace gender equality stagnates in Denmark
Gender equality progress in Denmark’s labour market has come to a standstill, with recent statistics by gender and diversity think tank, EQUALIS, revealing only marginal gains for women in the workforce, and largely in high-level positions.
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Explainer: Denmark’s CO2 tax on farming
In the EU’s race to carbon neutrality, agriculture has become a policy battleground. In Denmark, debate is about to begin on the new ‘green tax reform’ targeting farm production and foodstuff. This legislation will be crucial in Denmark’s move to a climate-neutral economy and must pave the way for a long-sighted shift to regenerative agriculture.
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