Klarna may be forced to do the unthinkable
Klarna built its success on being everything the big banks were not. After a 20 percent share price fall, the market wants a far more predictable company.
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Analysis pieces written for the Swedish Daily, SvD Näringsliv – https://www.svd.se
The opposite effect: X’s revenue is collapsing
X's advertising revenue has fallen 66 percent in four years. SpaceX's accounts reveal what Elon Musk now intends the platform to be.
Tesla’s solution is everyday business in the US
Tesla ended its three-year Swedish strike by buying out the remaining union members — routine in the US, and a warning for the Swedish model.
For Silicon Valley, Sweden is a bargain
American tech companies are buying Swedish electricity, funding Swedish startups and registering them in Delaware. The largest values end up outside Sweden's borders.
Hemnet’s crisis is self-inflicted
Sweden’s dominant property platform Hemnet has lost the trust of its estate agents through years of price hikes and strategic missteps – and the Competition Authority investigation is only the latest sign of a deepening crisis.
Elon Musk’s grand plan is revealed
SpaceX's IPO reveals a company that has quietly transformed from a rocket company into a conglomerate for Musk's broader ambitions – and the space business is now the smallest part of the story.
The rocket in Kista: up 2,400 percent
Swedish semiconductor company Sivers Semiconductors has surged over 2,400 percent after being discovered by WallStreetBets – making it Sweden's first international meme stock, and setting it up for a potentially brutal fall.
The best savings tip has become a risk
The tech concentration in index funds has grown dramatically, and the coming SpaceX and Anthropic IPOs could accelerate the trend – turning the classic savings advice into a source of hidden risk.
The sharp warning rings hollow
Anthropic calls for a pause in AI development follow a familiar pattern of alarming warnings paired with accelerating fundraising – raising the question of who these warnings are really for.
Any other answer would have been a shock
Sweden's investigators have delivered the expected answer on social media age limits – but the most important question about whether such limits actually work remains unanswered.