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Danske Bank A/S will bring forward the 2,000 job cuts it's planning as Denmark's biggest lender steps up efforts to stay competitive with European rivals, Chief Financial Officer Henrik Ramlau-Hansen said.

Vestas Wind Systems A/S fell the most in a month after the world's biggest wind-turbine maker reported a loss four times wider than analyst forecasts and Chief Financial Officer Henrik Norremark resigned.

Denmark's credit crunch is getting worse as businesses accuse banks of withholding funds and the financial regulator warns that deteriorating asset quality may put more lenders out of business.

Journalists from Danish public broadcaster DR have been allegedly blacklisted by India.

UX is the internet wonk word for "user experience," or the measurement of how easy or how hard it is to use a given website for its stated purpose.

Denmark's banking crisis is getting worse, threatening to trigger more failures, as loans to farms and small businesses sour and the property market fails to recover, the head of the Financial Supervisory Authority said.

Your own private island: Time for a dream break. MSNBC.com's "listing of the week" earlier this month is a Sitka, Alaska, parcel that contains a main house and boathouse on waterfront property, as well as guest quarters on a private half-acre island connected to the mainland by a 180-foot-long steel walkway.

Copenhagen is a thriving metropolis and the main attraction in Denmark. But a trip here isn't complete without a swing through the Danish countryside.

Zach Tomaselli admitted to the Post-Standard today that he changed emails and "frequently lied" in anttempt to prove that former Syracuse Orange coach Bernie Fine molested him.

Although Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo proposed a 4 percent increase in school aid, the vast majority of Northern New York districts, among the poorest in the state, seem to have been forgotten.

Denmark, home to the world's biggest household debt burden, won't lose its top credit rating any time soon as stable public finances and a current account surplus offset the risks, Fitch Ratings and Standard & Poor's said.

The way Jean-Marc Houmard tells it, Mads Refslund, a founder of the world-famous Noma in Copenhagen, was in New York on vacation last summer, dining at Bond St., one of the downtown restaurants in which Mr.

Close readers of that rabbit hole that is the NYC food blogosphere will have noted that the chef at the new Acme is none other than Mads Refslund, a Dane who co-founded Noma in Copenhagen.

Vestas Wind Systems A/S, the world's biggest wind turbine maker, said it will halt production at one factory and cut 2,335 jobs, or 10 percent of its staff, to become more competitive with Chinese suppliers.

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