Dagens Næringsliv facts for kids

The newspaper's office is located by Akerselva in Oslo

Dagens Næringsliv is one of Norway's most important newspapers. It focuses mainly on business and finance news. The newspaper was first called Norges Sjøfartstidende, which means "Norway's Shipping Times". It was started in 1889.

What is Dagens Næringsliv?

Dagens Næringsliv is often called "DN" for short. It is a daily newspaper, which means it comes out every day. It is known for its in-depth stories about the economy, companies, and money matters in Norway and around the world.

Who Reads DN?

Many people who work in business, finance, or politics read Dagens Næringsliv. It helps them stay updated on important news that affects their work and the economy. The newspaper also covers general news, sports, and culture, but its main focus is always on business.

A Look at Its History

When Dagens Næringsliv first started in 1889, it focused on shipping and trade. Norway has a long history with the sea, so a newspaper about shipping was very important back then. Over time, the newspaper grew and started covering more types of business news. It changed its name to Dagens Næringsliv in 1987 to show its broader focus on all kinds of business and economic topics.