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Only Dirk van den Broek in Amsterdam city center to close: 'Not profitable and increasing aggression and nuisance'

Only Dirk van den Broek in Amsterdam city center to close: 'Not profitable and increasing aggression and nuisance'

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Final approval granted for Saudi takeover of gaming giant EA

The European Commission has approved the acquisition of game publisher Electronic Arts by an investor group led by the Saudi sovereign wealth fund PIF. The multi-billion dollar deal is expected to be finalized this coming Tuesday.

Explainer | How Trump can profit from his own Truth Social posts

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Haarlem housing market: average buyer pays 5 percent above asking price

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Low-income families in Haarlem receive 94 euros more in benefits than in neighboring municipalities

Low-income families in Haarlem receive 694 euros in annual income support for a 14-year-old child, which is 94 euros more than the 600 euros provided in neighboring Haarlemmermeer. This highlights significant regional discrepancies in municipal financial support for low-income households.

GoVolta also wants to run trains on high-speed line to Paris

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The Dutch train operator GoVolta plans to compete with Eurostar by launching a new high-speed rail service between Amsterdam and Paris. The company has informed the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) of its intention to begin operations in December 2028.