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Popular Payment App MobilePay to Adopt a New Name

Finland's leading mobile payment platform is adopting its Norwegian sister brand's name to unify services across the Nordic region.

Finland Halts Work on Google Data Centre Sites, Police Probe Underway

Finland has become a highly attractive destination for international tech companies building data centres, earning it the nickname the "Texas of Europe" among industry watchers.
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How a Simple Checkout Mistake Could Land You in Trouble at Finnish Supermarkets

A technical quirk with combined loyalty and payment cards is causing shoppers to unintentionally steal groceries, prompting unnecessary police investigations.

Yumingo: Immigrant Brothers Launch Their Own Delivery Company After Wolt Cuts Ties

The Briefing Former Wolt courier launches new delivery app. Platform charges restaurants fixed fees, not commissions. Service launches in Helsinki region...

Purra Emerges as Top Choice for PM Among Finnish Small Business Owners

A new survey reveals shifting political loyalties among Finland's entrepreneurs, signaling growing support for the Finns Party's strict fiscal policies amid economic headwinds.

Finland Proposes €13 Billion Deficit Budget, Prioritizing Defense Over Social Spending

The Finnish government plans to borrow an additional 13 billion euros while slashing NGO funding and boosting military capabilities.

Uumen Hotels: New Budget Hotel to Open in Central Helsinki with Rooms Starting at €39

Breakfast is not included in the room rate. However, the operators plan to arrange for services like breakfast and gym access to be available nearby for a small additional fee.

Finnish Government Withdraws Funding for Garden Helsinki Arena Project

Following weeks of controversy over political lobbying, Finland has withdrawn a 35-million-euro state subsidy for a massive new arena project in the capital.