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American company Google will invest 13 billion euros in Finland

Diário de Viseu9 September 2026 at 10:15

The American company Google announced plans to invest 13 billion euros in Finland. This investment represents a significant financial commitment by the tech giant in the Nordic country.

According to the article, the investments can help increase Finland's Gross Domestic Product by 3.6 billion euros per year. This economic impact reflects the importance of the investment for the country's economy.

Furthermore, the investment can guarantee more than 37,000 jobs in Finland. This number represents a substantial contribution to the Finnish labor market.

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