EconomyThe cryptocurrency reached a historic peak of over $124,000 during Wednesday evening, making bitcoin the fifth largest asset in the world.

EconomyMajor investments and tariff agreements mark a new era of trade.

EconomyThe popular and more flexible British neobank Revolut is launching a savings account on the Swedish market with interest rates up to 2.65 percent.

SwedenThe deposit is estimated to be the largest of its kind within the EU - containing over 2.2 million tons of rare earth metals.

EconomySafello's 400,000 customers will gain access to traditional banking services such as payment accounts, card payments, and Swish connectivity directly within the cryptocurrency platform.

EconomyChina's economy, the world's second largest, grew by 5.2 percent in the second quarter driven by strong exports and investments.

EconomyThe Swedish food market continues to grow despite economic uncertainty.

Economy"An important investment in the future, both for the world's low-income countries and for Sweden", comments Swedish Minister for International Development Benjamin Dousa.

EconomySeveral electric car models have lost more than half their value after three years - a sharp drop that stands out in comparison to diesel cars, where losses have been much more limited.

Economy"Everyone is shopping. It's not weird really. It's weirder if you don't have a shopping addiction", claims Donja Mollazadeh, who says shopping gives her a "dopamine rush".

EconomyThe EU's emissions trading scheme directly affects Swedish consumers - and Brussels won't allow major tax cuts either.

EconomyDiana Janse (M) denies insider information - but law professor calls the action "clearly inappropriate" and says it risks damaging confidence in the government.

EconomyFeeling "disrespected" after Trump's demands on Greenland - meanwhile local Danish brands like Jolly Cola are soaring.

EconomyThe entire world economy is now entering a "new era", proclaims the organization's chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas.

EconomyMany business students lack basic math skills. As a result, accounting has to be carried out in other countries – and sensitive information can fall into the wrong hands.

Economy"We had good conditions for getting the economy going. But then this happened - the trade war has materialized", regrets Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson.