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Mishap costs fast Shiffrin 1st-run lead in World Cup GS as Rast and Scheib stand 1-2
SportYahoo1d ago

Mishap costs fast Shiffrin 1st-run lead in World Cup GS as Rast and Scheib stand 1-2

ÅRE, Sweden (AP) — Mikaela Shiffrin had a costly mistake near the end of what might have been the fastest run by far in the opening leg of the penultimate World Cup giant slalom of the season Saturday. In an all-attacking run, the American star was more than half a second ahead of race leader Camille Rast of Switzerland at the last split time when she came off the course shortly before the finish and had to brake to make the next gate. Shiffrin finished 2.29 seconds off the lead in 12th, as...

Radio Sweden Weekly: Migration Minister on changes to citizenship law
Politicsradio-sweden2d ago

Radio Sweden Weekly: Migration Minister on changes to citizenship law

We've an interview with Sweden's Migration Minister Johan Forssell on the coming changes to citizenship laws. Prices at the vets have skyrocketed — now the competition watchdog wants veterinary clinics and animal hospitals to be more transparent about treatment costs. We also talk cash and instant payments with the Governor of Sweden's Central bank, the Riksbank. And we're joined by the presenter of one of Swedish Radio's most popular night time shows that can put people to sleep! Presenters...

Swedish News Headlines Round-up
Politicsradio-sweden3d ago

Swedish News Headlines Round-up

A summary of major headlines in Sweden on March 12th, 2026, including a citizenship law change, a cash transaction cap proposal, Lufthansa cancellations, and a Paralympic gold medal for Årsjö.

Sweden extend Graham Potter contract
SportYahoo3d ago

Sweden extend Graham Potter contract

Sweden head coach Graham Potter has signed a contract extension that will keep him in charge of the national team until 2030.The Swedish Football Association confirmed the new deal on Thursday, despit...

The CEO of Swedish vibe-coding startup Lovable says these 3 things are luring talent over from Silicon Valley
BusinessBusiness Insider2d ago

The CEO of Swedish vibe-coding startup Lovable says these 3 things are luring talent over from Silicon Valley

Lovable CEO Anton Osika. Bruno de Carvalho/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Lovable's CEO says long-term thinking and team-building culture are luring talent from Silicon Valley. Sweden's tech culture is "about building for the coming decades," Anton Osika said. Osika also cited the startup's "hypergrowth" as another draw for foreign tech leaders. Keeping hold of tech talent can be a battle for European companies, but the CEO of Swedish vibe-coding startup Lovable says it's not alwa...