Ericsson is now leaving Kista and relocating its entire Stockholm operations, including its headquarters, to Hagastaden. The decision stems from years of growing insecurity, robberies, and difficulties in attracting skilled workers to the area. To many, the move appears to be yet another sign that the reality of life in multicultural suburbs can no longer be hidden.
Telecom giant Ericsson is leaving Kista and relocating its entire Stockholm operations, including its headquarters, to Hagastaden. The message This comes after several years of growing concern about crime and insecurity in the area, and an increasing number of companies now seem to be reaching the same conclusion. The move is officially described as an investment in modern facilities and future talent, but behind the rhetoric lies a trend that has become increasingly difficult to ignore.
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