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Norway’s largest business paper

Dagens Næringsliv is Norway’s largest business paper, and one of the world’s most-read business papers in terms of total population. Each day 266,000 Norwegians read Dagens Næringsliv, making DN the country’s fourth-largest daily newspaper in terms of readership. Dagens Næringsliv has a circulation of 80,559 and covers the whole of Norway.

Dagens Næringsliv is read by a very attractive target group for advertisers. The newspaper’s readers are mainly aged between 25 and 65, most have university-level qualifications, 47 percent hold management positions, and they generally enjoy high incomes and strong purchasing power.

The first edition of the newspaper rolled off the press on 1 January 1890 under the name Norges Handels- og Sjøfartstidende.

Dagens Næringsliv
Dagens Næringsliv publishes news, exposés, comment, analysis and debate on Norwegian business and society.

We cast a critical eye over the key players and companies in Norwegian finance and industry. We also report on political processes and decisions – and their consequences.

DN also reports on industries and companies living in the shadow of major listed companies. Each year, we publish our “Gaselle” list of Norway’s best-performing growing companies and award a prize to the number one.

Will property prices rise? What is going on in the airline industry? The lifestyle section provides you with news and reports on property, travel, cars, food and clothes. DN Aktiv also reports on fitness and exercise trends, and on how you can improve your physical fitness.

The long-term global economic downturn – double-dip or recovery? In DN you can read reports on the people and companies around the world who influence – and are impacted by – global economic fluctuations.

The “Etter børs” (“After Market”) section contains news, reports and analysis on the financial goings-on in the media, the advertising industry, publishing houses and galleries.

DN helps you understand more about what is happening in Norwegian finance and society – and why it is happening.

DN lørdag
DN lørdag (DN Saturday) offers the reader even more than the regular weekday DN. In addition to news, debate and opinion and the After Market sections, the Saturday paper also includes a packed magazine supplement.

The magazine (“Magasinet”) is the home of well-written reportage and engrossing documentary features, our aim being to present complex events as engaging stories. Our readers want in-depth reporting and background articles, and on Saturdays they get exactly that. DN lørdag features interviews with fascinating people and reports that often deal with those in the news.

DN lørdag also includes reports on fashion, technology, design, art, food and lifestyle. There is a regular wine column, as well as articles on music, books, cinema and travel, and a restaurant guide.

D2
D2 is a lifestyle magazine that fuses the best aspects of both newspapers and magazines: quality journalism combined with modern magazine design and high-quality photography.

The magazine covers a wide range of cultural and lifestyle-related topics, including design, architecture, fashion, art, travel, cars, technology, fitness and food – subjects we know our readers are interested in. We prioritise reporting on new trends and innovations, as well as on the processes driving them and the conflicts they may provoke.

D2 magazine is free with Dagens Næringsliv every Friday.