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Fall 2008

How to be Smart when Hiring a Lawyer
The Evolving Swedish (Business) Mind
Warren Buffet Picks Young Efficient Swede
Blatte United- A Swedish Team Shines on and off the Soccer Field
Swedish Mentality and the Swedish’ Way’ of Management
Advice to an Swede Before Greeting an American Guest

Summer 2008

Pitching Ideas in San Diego and Finding Business Partners
" Venice of the North" Next to Host Edays
Personal Connections Curcial When Selling to the Government
A Force in Soft Ware
Business Intelligence Made in Sweden
These Games are Built in Sweden and They're Serious Business

Spring 2008

San Diego Is a Very Good Entry Point to the U.S. Market
A Georgia Problem-Solver With Swedish-American Roots
Swedish Battery Expert Helps the U.S. Help China
New Opportunities in Biogas, Biomass and Energy From Waste
A Ceo With a Dual Mission: Make Profit and Save the Earth
U.S. Investors Open Eyes, and Wallets, to Swedish Clean-Tech
Managing Energy Demand When Prices Go Through the Roof

Winter 2007-2008

A Swedish Wall Street Activist Who Usually Hedges His Bets
Elham and Emeli from Sweden Take a Bite of the Big Apple
Texas Swede Spanning Technology and the Law
Banking on Relationships where the Customers are 
SEB in New York -Focus on Serving its Core Clients
JP Morgan Expands in Sweden

Fall 2007

Record-Breaking Edays in Southern Sweden
A Three-Step Program for Trade Development
Michigan to Sweden: Let's Work Together
From the General Store to One-Stop Shopping
Cool Nordic Design, Bound for Manhattan
The Progressive Big Box Store from Sweden 
A Management Professional Who Knows the Network
A Weathered Insider Settles in at the House of Sweden, D.C.

The Brand Sweden

Summer 2007

U.S. Ambassadors Serenade Nordic Spirit at Chicago Edays
Answering to Socially Conscious Consumers
Getting the Swedes to Talk (About Your New Product)
PR in a Changing World
Not-So-Humble Swedes Build a Global Superbrand
Focus Travel

 

Spring 2007

U.S. Patent Tradition Can Be Confusing to Swedes
We have to Do This for Our Children and Grandchildren
Sweden's Logistics Paradox
Getting the Goods where they are Needed
They Wanted a Non-American for this job
How to Be Trendy Around Wall Street
Communications Challenges -They're Up to the Sender

Winter 2006-2007

Catching the Pure Water Wave
Free trade, Fair trade, or maybe both
A Better Way to Make a Paper
Sweden's New Free Trade Secretary
The Art of Failng in New York
The Middle Speaks -for the World's Sake 
The Road Ahead for Sweden
Turning Science info Profits

 

In Currents
Fall 2008:
 

The Swedes have a reputation
for being innovative, honest
and hard working, but they are
also know to be shy and afraid
of breaking the mold, looking
for sameness. In this issue of
Currents we discuss the Swedish
mentality in business. We talked
to experts such as professor
Åke Daun, and a group
of immigrants to Sweden who
now lives in New York. We can
also publish an excerpt from
Jerry Hagstrom's book
To Be, Not To Be Seen, where
we discusses the Swedish
business mentality.

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