All articles tagged with #stockholm
Originally Published 2 months ago — by NHL.com
The Pittsburgh Penguins are in Stockholm, Sweden, for the 2025 NHL Global Series, playing two games against Nashville at Avicii Arena. The team arrived after a long flight, participated in practice, and engaged in fun activities like a shootout with Viking helmets and pizza tasting, while adapting to the travel and new environment.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Pittsburgh Hockey Now
The article covers the Pittsburgh Penguins' practice in Stockholm, debates over the 2026 NHL Hall of Fame class, NHL trade rumors including Nazem Kadri and Montreal Canadiens' trade plans, and updates on various NHL teams and players, all set against the backdrop of the Penguins' trip to Sweden.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Yahoo Finance
Swedish fintech company Klarna plans to relaunch its U.S. IPO next month with a valuation between $13 billion and $14 billion, aiming to raise nearly $1 billion, after pausing its previous plans due to market conditions; the offering may price shares at $34-$36, significantly lower than its earlier target of nearly $50 billion.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Vatican News
Pope Leo XIV emphasized the importance of Christians working and praying together to witness to humanity's suffering, highlighting the historical significance of ecumenical efforts and calling for unity, reconciliation, and peace amidst global conflicts and environmental issues during the 2025 Ecumenical Week in Stockholm.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by CNN
Chinese and US trade negotiators concluded their talks in Stockholm without a deal to prevent tariffs from rising again, but expressed optimism about extending the current tariff pause, with decisions pending approval from President Trump. The discussions focused on lowering tariffs, supply chain issues, and economic rebalancing, amid ongoing tensions and previous agreements.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Reuters
US and China concluded two days of trade negotiations in Stockholm, aiming to extend a 90-day tariff truce without reaching major breakthroughs, with discussions potentially paving the way for a high-level meeting later in the year amid ongoing trade tensions and global economic concerns.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by CNBC
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated that the upcoming trade deadline with China, set for August 12, is likely to be extended during talks in Stockholm, where the US and China aim to negotiate further trade agreements and potentially ease tariffs, following recent progress in their negotiations and a temporary suspension of tariffs.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by The New York Times
The article discusses the potential of the P-12 electric hydrofoil ferry developed by Candela to revolutionize urban water transit by offering faster, more sustainable, and less disruptive ferry services, with significant market potential globally, especially in densely populated and water-rich cities.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Fox News
Taylor Swift experienced a minor wardrobe malfunction during her Eras Tour stop in Stockholm but handled it smoothly by quickly fixing her dress on stage. The incident occurred during her acoustic set, and Swift humorously told the audience to "talk amongst yourselves" while she made the adjustment. This isn't the first time Swift has faced costume issues during a performance, but she always manages to keep her composure.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Entertainment Tonight
During her Eras Tour performance in Stockholm, Taylor Swift experienced a wardrobe malfunction and sound issue, handling it professionally by untying her dress on stage to fix her mic pack. She continued the show seamlessly and thanked the audience for their support. Swift's tour follows the release of her 11th studio album and includes a romantic getaway with Travis Kelce, who has been supportive of her performances.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by POLITICO Europe
Swedish police have foiled an attack on the Israeli Embassy in Stockholm, preventing a potential security threat.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BBC.com
Swedish police destroyed a "dangerous object" found outside the Israeli embassy in Stockholm, triggering a major response and a 100m area cordoned off around the embassy. The Israeli ambassador described it as an "attempted attack", while Sweden's Deputy Prime Minister expressed concern over the frightening hatred against Israel. The object was destroyed by the national bomb squad, and police are investigating the incident.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Livescience.com
Photographer captures a rare green flash coming from Venus in the night sky above Stockholm, resembling the ethereal green flashes occasionally seen around the sun during sunrises and sunsets. The phenomenon, caused by atmospheric refraction, lasted for around a second and added to the awe-inspiring experience of watching Venus rise. The green flash, along with subtle shimmers of other colors, was captured in footage, and similar occurrences have been observed with Mercury and the moon. Unlike green flashes around the sun, these planetary flashes are more commonly seen through extremely cold air, magnifying the effect.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The New York Times
New York City is considering implementing congestion pricing, following the examples of London, Stockholm, and Singapore. These cities have successfully reduced traffic, eased congestion, and cut pollution while raising revenue through congestion pricing. However, challenges remain, such as the return of congestion over time and public opposition to the fees. New York can learn from these cities' experiences to improve its own congestion pricing system.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Detroit Free Press
The Detroit Red Wings are adjusting to the time change in Stockholm, Sweden, where they will play two games this week. Goaltender Ville Husso flew back to Detroit to be with his wife and newborn baby, while his teammates explored the city and enjoyed the local cuisine. Lucas Raymond, the team's only active Swedish player, organized a team dinner at an upscale seafood restaurant, where some players were initially concerned about the lack of steak on the menu. The Red Wings are focused on enjoying the culture and collecting four points in their upcoming games against the Ottawa Senators and Toronto Maple Leafs.