Long queue at Swatch store in P.C. Hooftstraat for exclusive watch: ‘I’m going to resell it immediately’

Sharp losses on New York stock exchanges, oil prices significantly higher

Stock markets in New York closed with significant losses on Friday, reversing gains from the previous day. Technology and chip stocks were among the biggest decliners, while oil prices saw a substantial increase.

Jermaine Jackson ordered to pay millions to alleged rape victim

Jermaine Jackson has been ordered to pay over $6.5 million to a woman who accused him of sexual assault and rape in 1988. The court judgment was issued because the singer failed to respond to the lawsuit filed against him.

Reuters: SpaceX to join Nasdaq on June 12

Elon Musk's commercial space company, SpaceX, is expected to go public on the Nasdaq exchange on June 12. Sources familiar with the matter reported the news to Reuters, marking a significant development for the aerospace firm.

No burgers, but a miso-caramel tiramisu latte: cycling through Oatly’s temporary bike-through in Amsterdam North

Departing alderman Groot Wassink: "I'm not so left-wing, the country has moved to the right"

After twenty years in Amsterdam politics, GroenLinks alderman Rutger Groot Wassink is stepping down, reflecting on his career and the rightward shift in Dutch politics. While he is leaving his current role, Groot Wassink does not rule out a future return to local government as a mayor.