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Investors descend upon Slush Helsinki
Slush Helsinki, angel investors, Finnish startup companies, venture capitalists, networking, Angry Birds, Rovio, Supercell, Evli Bank, Index Ventures, Finland
Business & innovationEconomy

Investors descend upon Slush Helsinki

Venture capitalists from around the world come to Slush Helsinki every November to find the best young companies in Northern Europe.

Tagged in Economy
Crowdfunding with a Finnish sensibility
crowdfunding, crowdsourcing, Huili, Mesenaatti.me, Riikka Suominen, Pauliina Seppälä, Brickstarter, Finnish Innovation Fund Sitra, Bryan Boyer, Helsinki, Finland
Business & innovationEconomy

Crowdfunding with a Finnish sensibility

As the popularity of crowdfunding takes off around the globe, the Finns bring their own innovative worldview to it.

Tagged in EconomyICT
Forests are rich in recreational value
Finnish forestry industry, recreational use, conservation, Forest Act, certification, Finland
Business & innovationEnvironment

Forests are rich in recreational value

Part two of our series on the forest industry takes a different perspective: sustainability and non-industrial value.

Tagged in EconomyEnvironmentForestry
Engineer becomes entrepreneur in Finland
Indian immigrant, entrepreneur, business, Asian and African cuisine, Helsinki, Espoo, Finland
Business & innovationEconomy

Engineer becomes entrepreneur in Finland

What happens when an Indian immigrant in Finland leaves behind a stable job to test the waters of entrepreneurship?

Tagged in EconomyEntrepreneursWork
Forests form the trunk of Finnish trade
Finland, forest industry, forests, recreation, environment, sustainability, Metso, Stora Enso, Ponsse, UPM, Metsä Group, bioenergy, bio-oil
Business & innovationEnvironment

Forests form the trunk of Finnish trade

Would there be wealth in Finland without forests? Check out where the industry came from and where it’s heading.

Tagged in EconomyEnvironmentForestrySustainability
Show me the way to the next pikkujoulu (Finnish pre-Christmas party)
Christmas parties in Finland
ChristmasModern Christmas

Show me the way to the next pikkujoulu (Finnish pre-Christmas party)

In the weeks before Christmas, Finland seems overrun by party fever. It’s the pikkujoulu (pre-Christmas party) season.

Tagged in EconomyFinnishnessModern Christmas
Hanging out at the new harbour
Business & innovationEconomy

Hanging out at the new harbour

Be careful of 12-metre spiders as we take a behind-the-scenes tour of state-of-the-art Vuosaari Harbour near Helsinki.

Tagged in Economy
Farmer becomes maritime man of steel
Business & innovationEntrepreneurs

Farmer becomes maritime man of steel

Hans Langh’s curiosity and innate problem-solving ability carried him from farming to an innovative shipping empire.

Tagged in EconomyEntrepreneurs

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