Denmark has agreed to pay around 32 billion Danish kroner ($4.54 billion) to increase its stake in Copenhagen Airports to 98.6%, the country's finance ministry said Monday.
Denmark has agreed to pay around 32 billion Danish kroner ($4.54 billion) to increase its stake in Copenhagen Airports to 98.6%, the country's finance ministry said Monday.
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1,500-year-old riches and more than 100 weapons found under Iron Age chieftain's houseArchaeologists in Denmark have recovered dozens of lances, spears, swords and knives along with a set of chainmail from an ...
Macau-born Hong Kong director Soi Cheang was hesitant when asked to direct Twilight Of The Warriors: Walled In — an ambitious ...
Queen Margrethe II of Denmark delighted a Copenhagen audience on Saturday night when she revealed that she was the brains ...
Denmark finance ministry has entered into a conditional purchase agreement with the Danish pension fund ATP to buy a further ...
India's Paralympic champion Nitesh Kumar has been nominated for the Men’s Para-Badminton Player of the Year honour as Olympic champions Denmark's Viktor Axelsen, South Korea's An Se Young headlined ...
Scandlines is owned by three infrastructure funds Igneo Infrastructure Partners, 3i Group plc and Federated Hermes and ...
Denmark's finance ministry has reached a conditional agreement with Danish pension fund ATP to buy a further 59.4% of the ...
The Ukrainian Navy seems to be banking on that philosophy with its latest move—a fresh coat of paint that packs a historical ...
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