(Reuters) -Norwegian telecom operator Telenor reported second-quarter earnings that were above analysts' expectations on ...

Output from Norway's mainland economy rose 1.2% on the quarter, the official statistics agency said, and which was more than the 0.8% growth expected by analysts polled by The Wall Street Journal.

Norway’s economy contracted for the first time in seven months, led by weaker construction and services linked to fossil fuel extraction, adding evidence of fallout from higher prices and credit ...

Norway’s economic growth slowed in the second quarter as plunging crude prices sap investments and drive up unemployment in western Europe’s biggest petroleum producer.

Norway’s Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg on Wednesday said the country and the U.S. have had a “good tone” on negotiations on President Donald Trump’s tariff policies. In an interview with Bloomberg ...

The Norwegian economy is set to grow rapidly in the next several years as it recovers from the impact of the pandemic, setting the stage for an imminent central bank rate hike, Statistics Norway ...

Prime Minister Erna Solberg discusses rebuilding Norway's economy after its COVID-19 Lockdown, and whether a greener economy is in the cards for Europe’s top producer of oil and gas ...

Perhaps a sign of its oil and gas worries coupled with a sense of urgency, the number of investments in Norwegian startups is up by 300% in 2016. In this year alone, Norway has seen 28 investments ...

“A preservation-based economy is economic development.” From a Main Street in 2009 that had as many boarded up storefronts as it had open businesses, Norway now most certainly has a sense of ...

A sharp drop in oil prices since the summer is creating a heap of trouble for Norway. Signs are piling up that one of the world’s wealthiest petro-economies is in for a significant slowdown.

Norway's economy is developing broadly in line with the central bank's expectation back in June, Norges Bank Governor Oeystein Olsen told a business forum on Friday. Skip to main content.