di.se
Business and financial news, market analysis and investment coverage for Swedish readers
About di.se
Dagens industri publishes business and financial news, stock-market coverage, analysis, podcasts and video content. Its reporting covers companies, markets, the economy and business law.
Readers can access di.se and the digital newspaper through subscriptions; the publication also offers account registration. Dagens industri was founded in 1976 and publishes in Swedish.
Product: A Swedish business-news publication offering digital articles, an e-newspaper, podcasts and video.
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