News Headlines and Feed
Why the Scandinavian countries are always leading in global classifications in areas such as
- Quality of life – Environmental issues and healthcare
- Higher per capita income
- Best places to live and do business
- Competitiveness
- Politics and policie
- Work – life balance
- The power of the women and such empowerment,
- Education and more…
This is why we are different – in that we stay focus on our region so that we give the best as you have never seen before.
You are a lover the Scandinavia then you are welcome to join us explore and enjoy the Scandinavian riches.
Our News sources
We continuously
receive material from the various daily press, weekly
periodicals, trade press, TV/Radio stations, news bureaus, national
account registries and many others from the core 5 Scandinavian
countries as well as various partners in the UK.
With this close
co-operation and relationships with our UK partners and other we
are building, we are able to can provide a complete regional and
international service.
However, our interest in to report and analyse the Scandinavian market and give the perspective of the companies and economies as well as their leaders of their national and international view of economic, political and social issues.
Our Limitations
At moment our limitations are mostly• Cost – it is costly to pay our writers and analysts. The Scandinavians do nothing for free.
• Language – though seem similar, the Scandinavian languages are so divergent that translation sometimes take a toll.
Scandinavian Companies and Market (Scancomark.com) previously
scancomark.se is one of the newest Business News and information
organisations to emerge from the Scandinavian region that is dedicated
to provide news reporting and analysis in English.
Since 2010 when it started its first publications have been on line and
with that it has gradually established itself as a must-read site with
key figures in government, journalism, policy making, students,
businesses as well as individuals coming in to the region taking notes
of us.
People turn to Scandinavian Companies and Market for the ideas and
trends behind the headlines and for a contrarian view of topics
especially from the Scandinavian perspective. The reason for this is
that there are few news bodies out there focusing in the region despite
its much potential.
As such, we design our approach in hitting the point and striking an
idea irrespective of popular opinion. We have and are still opening up
the Scandinavia to the world, in the traditional sense, in a better way
than before.
Each day we bring issues that would traditionally not be ignored by the
long established media outlets – they tend to grow broadly and being
thin of the issues. We there welcome you to us and if you wish to
join our organisation to make it better – it will be an additional
bonus.
Scandinavian Companies and Market is wholly owned by Granscole
Investment Establishment Ltd, registered in England and Wales as an
investment company.
Company registration number is 8609600 Company House London.
| Current Operating Address | Telephone and direct contacts |
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Granscole Investment Establishment Limited Suite 2D, Second floor Southgate house, St George’s way Stevenage, Hertfordshire SG1 1HG |
Office: +44(0)2085724864 Mobile: +44 (0)7926810054 Email: [email protected] Contact Person Ganye Kwah – Operations Manager and Business Development Email: [email protected] |
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website: http://granscole.scancomark.com/ (Granscole Investment ) |
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Our Key characteristics
* We reports and analyse news emanating from the Scandinavian regions
in English
* We come from Gothenburg, Sweden, the centre of the
Scandinavia, though for logistic reasons, we broadcast from London. As
such our editorial office is in London but our field work and research
is carried out in Sweden, Finland Denmark, Norway and Iceland.
* We also report on some European issues that we
feel that public should know and some issues we feel passionate about
* We provide a broad range of essential services,
including news, comment, data and analysis, to the growing audience of
internationally minded business people who have lost of interest in the
Scandinavian region.

