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Lack of onboard medical confidentiality discourages seafarers from reporting health concerns early at sea
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Hvað segir gengi hlutabréfa okkur?
Gengi hlutabréfa er ekki dómur heldur tilgáta um framtíðina sett fram í tölum.
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Nýr sæstrengur í bígerð
Farice undirbýr lagningu nýs fjarskiptasæstrengs. Áætlanir gera ráð fyrir að lagning nýja strengsins sé um 10 milljarða króna fjárfesting.
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Rekstur Strætó undir áætlun
Rekstrartekjur námu 13 milljörðum króna en áætlanir höfðu gert ráð fyrir 14,4 milljörðum.
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Allir hoppandi kátir með kolmunnavertíðina
„Vertíðin er að fara flott af stað og markaðirnir eru góðir og að styrkjast. Fiskurinn er fínn og það er nóg framboð af rafmagni fyrir vinnslurnar,“ segir Hafþór Eiríksson, formaður Félags íslenskra fiskmjölsframleiðenda, sem sér þó blikur á lofti í haust.
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