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The Board of Directors of Scania has appointed Henrik Henriksson as the new President and CEO of Scania AB. He will take up his position on 1 January 2016 and become a member of the Volkswagen Truck & Bus Management Board.
From September 1, 2015 onwards, all of the cotton we use for IKEA products comes from more sustainable sources.Through the Better Cotton Initiative, cotton farming has become better for the environment and the farmers who grow it.
Atlas Copco, a leading provider of sustainable productivity solutions, was listed in the Dow Jones Sustainability Europe Index for 2015/2016.
Global law firm White & Case LLP has advised a consortium of banks consisting of Bank Zachodni WBK S.A., Bank BGÅ» BNP Paribas S.A., Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego, Bank Polska Kasa Opieki S.A. and mBank S.A. on the financing in the form of a revolving credit
On 26-27 October 2015, representatives of NGOs were invited to participate in a workshop about the role of the NGOs in the implementation of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
On Friday, 9th of November in Industrial Park Goleniów, company Abena Poland opened newly built section of warehouse and offices.
H&M has been rated by their employees and has been ranked by Great Place to Work®
Recent events on the foreign exchange market create a very unstable environment for international companies.
Ericsson intends to acquire the Polish and Ukrainian operations of Ericpol, a software development company and long-time supplier to Ericsson. Approximately 2,000 employees will join Ericsson in Poland and Ukraine.
Skanska Property Poland has sold a portfolio of four office buildings located in two of the country's regional cities. A fund managed by the Swedish fund manager Niam has purchased the investments.
The Legia Warszawa Stadium is the first Polish stadium and one of the few in Europe that has been equipped with a service platform based on individual WiFi.
SAS Scandinavian Airlines announce opening another new direct route between Poland and Scandinavia in 2016. On Thursday, 25 March 2016 the direct SAS route between Stockholm and Gdańsk will be launched.
The global economy is continuing to expand at about the same pace as the last couple of years. At that level, economic developments seem rather tranquil. However, a closer look at how individual countries and regions are faring reveals a more dramatic story.
Lantmannen Unibake - a bakery group, which has been on Polish market since the early 90’s is going to build a new production plant in Poland. The value of the investment is 75M EUR.
Atlas Copco Polska has joined the group of LSSE subzone investors in Polkowice. The company will invest in a new factory, worth nearly 5 million PLN and create additional workplaces in the region.
Vastint Poland has signed a lease agreement for 11,500 m2 of office space with Bank Zachodni WBK. The new tenant will be deployed in two of the four buildings which constitute the first stage of the project.
Danske Bank Markets published a new research about Scandinavian markets - "Scandi markets ahead: Swedish industrial production, DGB issuance to resume and inflation and new budget in Norway"
With its new electric bus, Volvo is taking the step into the future as regards not just environmental properties but also design and materials.
DSV Road joined the group of transport companies working for Kompania Piwowarska two years ago. During that time the participation of DSV in orders from Tychy brewery has increased up to 20%, also giving DSV the opportunity to support client’s special projects.
On August 30th 10 Volvo hybrid buses were officially transfered to the city of Inowrocław. This is a result of the agreement signed in March of this year between representatives of the Volvo Bus Corporation and the City of Inowrocław.
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