While Trump emphatically positions himself as the man of traditional American values, his policies have direct consequences for the world stage, including Europe. His decisions on climate policy, trade and energy in particular dominate the attention.

Several top Michelin-starred restaurants have had to close their doors, with a combination of economic challenges, pandemic consequences and strategic choices playing an important role.

VDL Special Vehicles in Born has entered into an important cooperation agreement with the Austrian family business Hödlmayr, one of Europe's largest logistics players in the automotive sector.

The IRIS2 project was announced in November 2022 with the aim of being operational in 2024. Although that target has not been met, the European Commission remains determined.

In recent months, the ride-sharing sector has faced a series of major setbacks, with startups once seen as pioneers in transforming mobility going bankrupt en masse.

The Dutch company Cargoroo, known for its electric shared cargo bikes, filed for bankruptcy at the Amsterdam court on December 24, 2024.

From January 2025, car owners must take into account higher monthly costs due to changes in motor vehicle tax and insurance premiums.

The Deregulation Assessment of Employment Relationships Act (DBA) is about to herald a new era for the Dutch labor market. As of January 1, 2025, the Tax and Customs Administration will tighten enforcement of this law, a measure that will primarily impact…

Dutch e-bike brand Stella Fietsen, which was declared bankrupt last month, is making a fresh start. The website confirms that investment company Scheybeek has acquired the company.

Thea Bongers, who led the company for decades and built it into a stable player, is handing over the baton to her daughter Michelle Bongers and nephew Ralph van de Grijp.

At the end of January, The Hague will once again be the setting for the annual ambassadors' conference, where Dutch diplomats from all over the world come together to discuss how they can strengthen the Netherlands' interests abroad.

Dutch electric bus manufacturer Ebusco has successfully averted bankruptcy by raising €36 million through the issuance of additional shares.

Spirit Airlines, one of the largest budget airlines in the United States, today announced that it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Hotelschool The Hague (HTH), one of the leading hospitality schools in the Netherlands, announced a public tender for the central purchasing of business trips on November 15, 2024.

Antwerp taxi company VHF Taxi from Brasschaat, once a pioneer in electric mobility, has been declared bankrupt. The company received a lot of attention ten years ago by being one of the first in Flanders to electrify its entire fleet.

Stella Bikes, the well-known Dutch manufacturer of electric bicycles, has been declared bankrupt. Where last week…

PostNL announces a strategic change at the top. After more than twelve years as CEO, Herna Verhagen will step down at the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders on 15 April 2025. She will hand over the baton to Pim Berendsen.

Munckhof Business Travel has won the tender to provide international travel planning and transport services for a number of public broadcasters.

The payment terminals in Dutch taxis could soon end up in the hands of the American company First Data Holding, part of the large financial services provider Fiserv.

Alphabet subsidiary Waymo has taken an impressive step into the competitive fray in the autonomous vehicle industry by raising a record $5,6 billion in its latest funding round.

During the Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) of Ebusco Holding NV (Euronext: EBUS), held on October 24, 2024, the shareholders approved all proposed resolutions.

The 2025 Tax Plan brings significant changes for Dutch entrepreneurs, particularly in the area of ​​business mobility.

German Airways, the airline of the logistics group Zeitfracht, wants to take over the aircraft it currently leases.

Fastned, the European company specializing in fast charging, announces a new strategic partnership with Noot Personenvervoer.

The aim of this strategic partnership is to create five new fast charging stations at KFC restaurants in the Netherlands.

The Dutch MaaS (Mobility as a Service) app Umob, which brings together different forms of public transport, taxis and shared mobility in one platform, is further expanding its reach in Europe.

According to VVD parliamentarian Bart Groothuis, cars now function as “driving computers” and this makes them vulnerable to cyber attacks and espionage.

VDL Mast Solutions, part of the VDL Groep, specializes in the design, production and installation of high-quality masts.

The convenience of a taxi, combined with the ability to avoid traffic jams via bus lanes, makes it a popular choice. But this first introduction to a new city can sometimes turn out very differently than expected.

Despite its success, Fastned also faces legal obstacles in the Netherlands. One of the biggest challenges comes from the competition for charging stations at rest areas along highways.

Talks between the European Union and China on a solution to electric vehicle tariffs are continuing, even if member states soon decide to impose additional levies.