Varför dog Bechir Rabani? (Megafonerna)

Schibsted shareholders
This latest description fits incredibly well to many of the major owners in the Schibsted Group. I am writing this because it is Schibsted who owns VG, the newspaper that has employed Jacobsen and who publishes his articles.

The largest shareholder in Schibsted is Blommenholm Industries, which is mainly owned by the Tinius Foundation and Tinius Nagell-Erichsen's heirs.

Most other major shareholders in Schibsted are international funds and banks. All have exclusive addresses - especially on Wall Street in New York.

Jacobsen's article about Støre today inspired me to a small review of these Schibsted owners' businesses and investments. It's a little noisy reading.

Tobacco and weapons
They have little in common with the funds Norwegian small savers put their money into. The companies have large and rich customers and undoubtedly work to achieve maximum returns. Among Schibsted's 20 largest shareholders are 17 funds and major banks.

Schibsted's fourth largest shareholder, The Northern Trust Company, has invested over one billion dollars in British American Tobacco.

Recently it has been revealed that this tobacco company expands its markets in war-torn countries such as Somalia and Sudan. The Norwegian Oil Fund has ethical rules prohibiting such investments.

Schibsted's fifth largest shareholder is the investment bank Goldman Sachs. In recent years, the bank has had to pay billions of dollars in compensation to investors who have been swindled by the bank during the US financial crisis. In 2016 it was revealed that Goldman Sachs had paid for prostitutes, private flights and luxury hotels to acquire business from an investment fund in Libya.

Another of Schibsted's owners is the investment bank JPMorgan Chase and the Bank of America. In 2016 it was revealed that the bank had invested NOK 8 billion in companies producing class bombs. Such production is prohibited in accordance with international laws.

All these three investment banks have companies in the infamous tax havens, Cayman Island.

These are your owners, Frithjof Jacobsen.