OSLO: Norwegian IT services firm Evry will cut 500-550 full-time jobs by the end of the year in a bid to boost profits and its ability to compete in the Nordic market, the company said on Monday.
The cuts will take place in Norway and Sweden with the aim of saving 400 million-500 million Norwegian crowns ($48.47 million-60.59 million) per year.
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