We invite you to fika, a traditional Swedish break at work for coffee, cake and nice conversations!

With  the  spread  of  the  coronavirus,uncertainty isincreasingfor  the  Chinese economy  and  thus  the  global  economyand  financial  markets. The brewing Chinese recovery is likely to take a hit in the short termand GDP could be reduced by up to one percentage point in H1.

On 1 July 1569, in the ordinary Sejm session held in Lublin, the legal act of the union of the Great Duchy of Lithuania and the Kingdom of Poland was executed. The thus established Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth had become one of the most powerful political organisms in Europe at that time. A special resolution adopted not long ago by the members of the Polish Parliament during the 82nd parliamentary session, highlights the fact that: “The Polish-Lithuanian Union inaugurated the emergence of a state governed under a unique political system and belongs to the most important developments of the 16th century in Europe.”

Scania responds to call by the United Nations to step up and take bolder actions in tackling climate change by committing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions at the pace and scale that science dictates.

Climate Day at Scania will take place on 20 September. On this day, operations at Scania’s head office as well as at production sites and local Scania units across the world will stop for one hour.

The office complex is one of a few commercial projects located outside the city centre, which received the highest environmental certification in Poland and the third highest score in the country.

Ericsson announced the decision to invest in Tczew for the production of groundbreaking mobile technology solutions. The factory in Tczew will fully service the European market.

This investment, together with the new production line in Finland, will enhance the company’s competitiveness through capacity increase, shortened delivery times and a closer reach to central European markets.