Fun summer reading when Helena Strigård writes in the latest issue of Naturvetaren.
Sure, Siri and her AI friends have our best interests at heart. But surely we have all been angry with her?
You can find the web version of Naturvetaren here and a high recognition factor in Helena’s column on page 39.
How to create sustainable trading on the stock exchange
The life science sector is one of the strongest for listed small companies in Sweden. At the same time, the competition in the sector is fierce and it is necessary to work with the issues that affect share trading. A well-functioning share trading is important for creating growth in small and medium-sized companies.
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Brännpunkt Life Science is an interview series in collaboration with DNB Sweden that focuses the magnifying glass on the intersection between innovation, capital and health. In the first part, we meet Adam Kostyal, European head of listing at Nasdaq, who looks at how the stock market year looked for the sector, talks about the impact of the pandemic and shares his predictions for the future.
