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Danish Brewer Carlsberg Pulls Out of Russia Over Ukraine War Hours After Heineken Does the Same
Danish brewery group Carlsberg is pulling out of Russia, citing Moscow’s ongoing war against Ukraine
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This Country Has Been Named the World's Happiest for the Fifth Year in a Row
Finland has been named the world’s happiest country for the fifth year in a row, according to an annual report.
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Europe's Travel Rules Are Dropping as Fast as Its Covid Cases
Citing high vaccination rates and the mildness of most omicron infections, Europeans nations are dropping rules deemed no longer effective against Covid-19.
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Denmark's Hockey Teams Make Stunning Debuts at the Olympics
In the nation’s first-ever Olympic hockey game, Denmark’s men’s team won 2-1 over the Czech Republic.
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U.S. Men's Curling Defeats Denmark, Advances to Semifinal
Team USA moves onto the semifinal round vs. Great Britain after a 7-5 victory over Denmark.
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Some European Countries Are Scrapping All Covid Rules Despite Scientists Warning It's Too Soon
Some European countries are being urged to “have a little more patience” as Covid restrictions are lifted.
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Offshore Wind Powerhouse Siemens Gamesa Sees Its Value Nearly Halve in a Year
Siemens Gamesa has cut its guidance for the coming year after a turbulent period that has seen its market capitalization nearly halve.
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Wind Turbine Maker Warns of Volatile Business Environment as Inflation and Supply Chain Issues Bite
Despite a multitude of challenges, Danish wind turbine manufacturer Vestas says revenue in 2021 hit a record high.
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These European Countries Have a Higher Prevalence of Covid Than Both the U.S. and the U.K.
Over the past 28 days, the U.S. and the U.K. have recorded the highest number of new cases of Covid-19 in the world, according to Johns Hopkins University.
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Tesla Rival Lucid Plans to Launch in Europe This Year
Lucid has announced that it plans to start expanding into European markets this year as demand for electric vehicles soars.
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One Country Is Home to Half of the 10 Most Expensive Michelin-Starred Restaurants in the World
To find the most expensive Michelin-starred restaurants, the cooking website Chef’s Pencil researched dinner tasting menus in more than 450 restaurants.
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Denmark Expects Omicron to Overtake Delta Within a Week. Here's What That Means for the U.S. and the World
The rapid spread of omicron in Denmark, where 80% of the population is vaccinated, is an ominous sign for the U.S
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Snowstorm in Denmark Traps Customers, Employees Inside IKEA Overnight
In northern Denmark, six stranded customers and about two dozen employees spent the night in a IKEA furniture store, sleeping in the beds that are usually on show
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GE's Renewables Unit Makes Zero Waste Pledge for Wind Turbine Blade Production
A number of companies have sought to develop their own solutions to the challenge of blade recycling.
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The COP26 Climate Summit Is Drawing Parallels to the Disastrous Copenhagen Meeting of 2009
“There are, of course, already parallels in that it is a cold, wet northern European city,” Rehman said. “But there are also the more important comparisons.”
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Vestas to Install Prototype of World's ‘Tallest and Most Powerful Wind Turbine' in 2022
The turbine is expected to produce 80 gigawatt hours a year, or enough to power roughly 20,000 households.
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Nordic Countries Are Restricting the Use of Moderna's Covid Vaccine. Here's Why
Finland and Sweden are limiting the use of Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine in young people over concerns around rare cardiovascular side effects.
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Here's a Ranking of the World's 50 Best Restaurants for 2021
An annual list of the world’s 50 best restaurants is back — and for the first time, one city dominated the top two spots.
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John Lennon Interview Tape Fetches $58,240 at Danish Auction
A cassette tape with a 33-minute audio recording of John Lennon being interviewed by four Danish teenagers 51 years ago as well as an apparently unpublished song has fetched the equivalent of $58,240 at an auction in Denmark
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‘We Need to Stop': Inside the World's First Diplomatic Alliance to Keep Oil and Gas in the Ground
Burning fossil fuels is the chief driver of the climate crisis, and yet the world’s fossil fuel dependency is expected to get even worse in the coming decades.