Ferrari's stock price recovered on the Milan exchange on Thursday following positive remarks from CEO Benedetto Vigna regarding the company's first fully electric model. Vigna stated that the Italian automaker has already received orders for the upcoming vehicle, which helped boost investor confidence.
The Dutch Consumers' Association (Consumentenbond) has accused Amazon and bol of using misleading 'fake discounts' on their platforms. The organization is threatening legal action against both retailers for presenting offers that appear more attractive than they actually are.
Dutch films and series are increasingly reaching a global audience on Netflix, with titles like Amsterdam Empire and iHostage ranking as the most popular Dutch content this year. This trend coincides with Netflix achieving a record 97 billion hours of viewership over a six-month period.
Public primary school La Res in Enschede has extended its school year for dozens of students who took leave outside of scheduled vacation periods. Parents opted for this flexible scheduling to save on travel costs during peak holiday seasons.
The municipality of Amsterdam has abandoned plans to introduce an emission-free zone for passenger cars by 2030 due to a lack of national legislation. Economist Walther Ploos van Amstel suggests that the city should instead focus on incentives like lower parking fees and more charging infrastructure to encourage the transition to electric vehicles.
European companies with critical infrastructure have been using password management software called Passwork, which is actually based in Russia. Cybersecurity experts warn that this poses a significant security risk, as the software serves as a digital key to sensitive corporate systems.