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On Tue, 17 Dec 2024 10:47:01 +0100, D wrote:No, no, no... way too simple! Some parts of ikea are owned by a dutch foundation, that foundation, somehow is controlled by a foundation in Liechtenstein. Could be that there's a branch of it in switzerland. One of those foundations owns the Ikea brand, and they charge the local companies that run the stores massive amounts for the right to use their own brand, and thereby collect profits in holland and liechtenstein where they are no taxed. Kamprad was a brilliant man! Sadly I do not have the billions required for such a solution to work.
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>There are two neobanks, Avanza and Nordnet who are just about to take>
their first stumbling steps outside of the swedish market. They are
quite alright as well.
Probably the best known sort-of Swedish companies in the US are IKEA and
Volvo. I guess IKEA moved to the Netherlands. I'm not sure about Volvo
these days. Then there was Saab... I had a girlfriend who drove a 96, oneMy favourite Bergman is Fanny och Alexander. Det sjunde inseglet is quite alright as well.
of the early ones that left a cloud behind it like a chainsaw.
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Then there were the art house movies like 'I Am Curious Yellow' and
Bergman's stuff. When she was 12 my wife's parents took her to see 'The
Virgin Spring' under the misconception that it was some sort of Disney
nature film. I do like that one the best. So much for turn the other
cheek.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMJ58Q5fx_4
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