Invest in Denmark sets off on a 10 days long design tour around Asia to put Denmark on the map as the best place in Europe for new investments in the creative fields.

 

A new study in Denmark shows that employing skilled workers gives production companies a financial benefit as productivity increases.

 

David Harris, President and CEO of Kinectrics Inc., together with Pia Olsen Dyhr, Danish Minister for Trade and Investment, announced plans to establish Kinectrics first European facility in Jutland, Denmark in 2012.

 

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is inviting Danish innovators to apply for new grant opportunities. 15 May is the deadline.

 

Denmark’s biotechnology cluster highlights the importance of communication between scientists in labs, researchers in industry, and clinicians in hospitals, says Invest in Denmark's Rasmus Beedholm-Ebsen in the scientific biotech journal EBR.

 

 

Copenhagen is the third richest city in the world in terms of human capital, says new survey from The Economist Intelligence Unit.

 

Denmark has taken the top spot on the first ever World Happiness Report.

 

In two weeks, the world’s largest wind energy event - EWEA 2012 - takes off in Denmark – a world leader in wind energy.

 

Denmark - a land of water. Read the latest issue of Focus Denmark, the regular business and investment review published by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark.

 

Blue1, owned by SAS, strengthens Copenhagen’s position as gateway to the rest of Europe by opening five new flight routes in Denmark.

 

The Danish government has entered into an ambitious energy agreement. Around 35 per cent of Denmark’s energy will come from renewable sources in 2020.

 

Denmark’s first national biobank opens today. The bank has millions of frozen biological samples which will be a goldmine for researchers.  

Denmark is one of the best countries in the world for technology driven governance, says UN survey.

 

Denmark’s new solar cell system is to produce the average electricity consumption of 120 households.  

Denmark is a leader in implementing well-designed policies for renewable energy, energy efficiency and climate change, according to a review of Danish energy policies published by the International Energy Agency (IEA).

 

Despite the global economic downturn, Invest in Denmark brings more jobs to Denmark.

 

Denmark tops a new global index that ranks countries providing the best conditions for cleantech start-up companies.

 

Denmark's Minister for Trade and Investment Pia Olsen Dyhr is in China to promote export and investment. Watch a video of her explaining why Chinese investments are important to Denmark.

 

ROMO Wind, a Swiss wind technology and service company, establishes a subsidiary in Denmark and acquires a wind measurement technology from The Technical University of Denmark (DTU).

 

In a more competitive climate than ever, Greater Copenhagen has been ranked as the third best European region to invest in, according to a new report.

 

BGI, one of the world's largest genomics organisations, opens its first European Genome Research Center located in Copenhagen Bio Science Park (COBIS). 

Airbnb, a leading marketplace to list and book private accommodations, opens Nordic headquarters in Copenhagen. 

 

A group of Danish scientists are embarking on a research project that is to convert algae into biofuels. They hope to be able to replace petrol in 5-10 years.

 

36 Danish embassies have implemented energy savings measures at post. With annual energy savings averaging 15 per cent, the results speak louder than words.

 

Novo Nordisk tops global list of 100 most sustainable companies.

 

A survey from the Economist Intelligence Unit shows that Denmark is Europe’s biggest talent hotspot in 2011 and onwards.

 

Health IT company Systematic is to develop a new National Patient Index in Denmark that will enable more efficient treatment.

 

A growing number of companies move their production back to Denmark from China due to language barriers, increasing salaries and complicated work procedures.

 

 

Copenhagen has one the best living standards in the world, according to a new 2011 survey of the world's most livable cities.

 

In harsh competition with other European countries, a group of Chinese investors has picked Denmark as a base for their expansion.

 

New research shows that Nordic people are the epitome of happiness and satisfaction.