COPENHAGEN: Denmark’s biggest lender Danske Bank plans to cut up to 108 jobs in Finland due to a reorganization of its unit there which employs around 2,000 people, it said.
Danske Bank, which employs more than 20,000 in total, is cutting costs to cope with rising compliance costs and a tough business environment.
Denmark’s business watchdog said it has brought two auditors before a disciplinary board after concluding they violated regulations while reviewing...
In a major police operation, Danish law enforcement arrested the people, who are thought to be connected to a wider-ranging...
An action plan from relevant authorities should help to ensure that far fewer escapes from correctional facilities take place in...
More than 20 Europeans including French and Germans were also in the process of being expelled to their countries of...
