Business Sweden provides free tailored export advice and strategic support to Swedish SMEs aiming for international growth, emphasizing the value of local expertise and robust planning.
Despite expectations that AI will become standard, nearly half of Swedish mid-sized companies have not yet adopted AI in their finance departments, with experts outlining key steps to ease integration.
Despite widespread belief in AI's future standardization, half of Sweden's mid-sized firms have yet to adopt AI in finance, with experts outlining a structured five-step adoption approach.
Despite high confidence in AI's future role, nearly half of Sweden’s mid-sized companies have yet to adopt AI in finance, with experts outlining actionable steps for successful integration.
Medium-sized Swedish companies are leading the country's economic recovery with increased investment and margin optimism, bolstered by strong forecasts for firms like Systemair.
Swedish SMEs, including Didriksons, utilize Amazon.se to boost international exports, with Amazon investing over 28 billion SEK in Sweden and supporting digital business growth.
Swedish SMEs are instrumental in developing sustainable public transport in West Africa, with projects in Abidjan and Lagos utilizing biofuels and fostering international partnerships.
Swedish government industrial policy faces criticism for disadvantaging small businesses amid economic struggles, while a municipal funding dispute adds to political accountability concerns.
Sweden's small businesses face growing regulatory burdens amid slowing growth and rising bankruptcies, while youth entrepreneurship ambitions are hindered by resource barriers and uncertain futures.
EKN's new extended guarantee helps reduce bank risks in export financing, enabling faster payments and improved cash flow for Swedish exporters, with significant benefits for SMEs.
The rise in bankruptcies in Sweden is impacting small businesses, prompting a shift towards egenanställning as a safer alternative for freelancers.
Swedish bankruptcies surge in 2025, pressuring small businesses as economic challenges mount.
Swedish businesses face liquidity issues due to late payments, with Intrum providing solutions.
Wint's new service allows Swedish entrepreneurs to register companies for free, easing administrative burdens.
Ongoing bankruptcy trends in Sweden have businesses seeking innovative survival strategies amid economic uncertainty.
Swedish startups Lovable and Cup Nordic highlight sustainable practices driving rapid growth and innovation.
Entrepreneurs in Sweden emphasize prioritizing infrastructure maintenance over new construction projects to boost competitiveness.