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Chance the Rapper wins years-long lawsuit against his former manager

Chance the Rapper wins years-long lawsuit against his former manager

Chance the Rapper has won a multi-year legal case against his former manager, Pat Corcoran, who was found to have breached professional duties by collecting secret profits. The rapper may be awarded up to 1.5 million dollars in damages, though his request for an additional 10 million dollars was dismissed.

Battle between Indian restaurant and municipality over odor nuisance now before the court

Battle between Indian restaurant and municipality over odor nuisance now before the court

An Indian restaurant in Amsterdam's Jordaan neighborhood is challenging a municipal closure order resulting from years of odor complaints from local residents. The owners seek to reopen the business temporarily to sustain their finances until they can relocate, while the city insists on technical improvements to the building's ventilation system.

Kandinsky painting looted by Nazis from Amsterdam auctioned for 32 million euros

Kandinsky painting looted by Nazis from Amsterdam auctioned for 32 million euros

A 1907 painting by Wassily Kandinsky, which was stolen by Nazis from a Jewish family in Amsterdam during World War II, has been sold at auction for 32 million euros. The artwork was returned to the descendants of Emanuel and Hedwig Lewenstein in 2023 after German authorities officially recognized it as looted property.

Harry Styles concerts in Arena caused inflation in the Netherlands to rise

Harry Styles concerts in Arena caused inflation in the Netherlands to rise

Economists from De Nederlandsche Bank have linked a series of ten concerts by Harry Styles in Amsterdam to a rise in Dutch inflation during May. The high demand from international fans led to a significant surge in hotel and ticket prices, marking an unusual impact on the national economy.

Textile hub for sustainable fashion to open in former printing plant near Sloterdijk: 'Eventually this should become the norm'

Textile hub for sustainable fashion to open in former printing plant near Sloterdijk: 'Eventually this should become the norm'

A new sustainable fashion center known as the Textielhub has opened in a former printing facility near Amsterdam's Sloterdijk district. This industrial location allows eco-friendly textile companies to operate without the restrictions imposed by residential zoning.