After joining the SkyTeam alliance, SAS is continuing to bolster its footprint at major U.S. SkyTeam airports. It's also ...

The transport ministers of Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden and Iceland have agreed to collaborate on initiatives to speed ...

From Finland to Norway, a road trip through northern Europe is a wild and fascinating adventure, a route dotted with charming ...

Running 1,100 miles from south to north, straddling the Arctic Circle, Norway is a land which changes dramatically with the seasons. During long summer days, the sun barely dips below the horizon ...

Mobile applications like Google Maps and Waze and the rapid growth of phone mirroring systems like Android Auto and CarPlay have turned traditional GPS navigators into redundant products.

COPENHAGEN, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Norway's sovereign wealth fund said on Monday it will commit 900 million euros ($1.01 billion) to the latest renewable energy fund of investment firm Copenhagen ...

Apple Maps has been playing catch up to Google Maps since it launched in 2012, and it has now finally made its debut on the web. That means you can access Apple Maps in any browser, whether you ...

PamPam, a new social-mapping platform, wants to make maps more interactive and fun. Founded by ex-Google and Facebook employees, PamPam offers custom maps and AI tools. PamPam is bootstrapped ...

Norway is Europe's largest gas supplier and a major producer of oil, pumping some four million barrels of oil equivalent per day, but many of its largest offshore fields are in decline and there ...

Is Google Maps not working? The app is fairly reliable, but it’s not impossible to run into an issue on occasion. Of course, it’s never fun when technology isn’t performing as intended ...

Norway’s unusually weak currency, the krone, strengthened a bit on Monday but remains a problem that’s made many Norwegians feel poorer. The government refuses, though, to set up a so-called “krone ...

In its ruling, the court in Telemark in south-east Norway said that it did not trust Breivik's claim that even though his ideology had not changed he would now only promote it through peaceful means.