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Number of companies in the Netherlands increases: more starters and fewer closures

Number of companies in the Netherlands increases: more starters and fewer closures

The number of businesses in the Netherlands is increasing as more people start new ventures and fewer choose to close existing ones. This growth trend is observed across most of the country, with notable activity in regions like Groningen and Drenthe.

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Biography of Wim Hogenkamp, the singer shot dead in his home in 1989

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