Moroccanoil, originally Israeli, ends six-year run as Eurovision Song Contest title sponsor

Chagai (24) arranged the sale of thousands of eclipse glasses: they flew off the shelves for 15 euros each

Twenty-four-year-old entrepreneur Chagai Elburg successfully sold thousands of eclipse glasses for 15 euros each at his pop-up shop in Haarlem on Wednesday. The high demand resulted in long queues and a very busy day for the business owner.

Nearly three-year strike ends as Tesla buys out Swedish strikers

A lengthy strike against Tesla in Sweden, the longest in the country's modern history, has officially concluded. The Swedish metalworkers' union IF Metall reported that the American automaker settled the dispute by buying out all the striking members.

Kennedy Center puts Trump's name back on building despite court ruling

Despite a prior court ruling, the Kennedy Center in Washington has decided to reinstate Donald Trump's name on its building. This action marks a significant development in a long-standing legal dispute regarding the naming of the arts center.

Suzy (30) and Rich (34) visit friends living on a houseboat in Amsterdam North: ‘People in London are much flashier’

Netherlands hasn't decided yet, but Eurovision door is slightly ajar

The Eurovision Song Contest is changing its rules to prevent countries in conflict from hosting the event, which could create an opportunity for the Netherlands to return. However, the Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS has not yet made a decision on participating.