Norwegian Mistakenly Burns Cash for Heat
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OSLO, Norway - A Norwegian who felt a bit chilly after a night on the town and decided to stoke his fireplace didn't really have money to burn. It just turned out that way.
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One of the pioneers of offshoring tries to cash in.
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RE the letter from an ex- Scottish Gas customer, I have the same problem.  I pay my son's electricity bill on the internet, and had a message that his payment was to rise by pounds 14 per month, despite the fact that I opted for the capped bill until 2010.
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The price for burning down a home: 500 shillings, or about $8. Double that to have someone hacked to death.
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Encysive restructures to reduce its cash burn.
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When it comes to wiping out a bank account, forget holiday shopping. Just parking their cars cost some Norwegians between $37,000 and $148,000.
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One Fool puts a price tag on the luxury casino operator.
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STOCKHOLM, Sweden - A salesman who chipped a tooth on a cookie while visiting a customer is entitled to compensation for his dental work after a court ruled it a work-related injury.
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Learn how to avoid saving a nickel while losing a dollar.
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Save a bundle by learning from other people's mistakes.
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The high gas taxes in Germany give the German state a larger income on the sale of Norwegian gas than the Norwegian government get for selling it in the first place.
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SALT LAKE CITY - If you can't stand the heat, don't pour gasoline down the toilet. An apartment tenant made that $75,000 mistake Tuesday...
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OMAHA, Neb. - A misplaced decimal point gave drivers a surprisingly good deal on gas, and even inspired some threats of violence at a west Omaha filling station Wednesday night.
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People do crazy things on vacation with their money. Don't be one of them.
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Is this money mistake costing you millions?
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Virtual villains unplugged in foiled bank blag Swedish crooks almost managed to rob a bank using remote access gear attached to a computer, according to reports. The movie-style* ploy was foiled only at the last minute by an alert employee unplugging the kit, according to local prosecutors and cops.â¦
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Would-be thieves using "advanced technical equipment" had just begun transferring millions from a Swedish bank when an employee spotted the transaction and literally pulled the plug on the job.