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Haarlemmerdijk business owners on torn-up shopping street: 'This could be the final straw for a whole group'

Haarlemmerdijk business owners on torn-up shopping street: 'This could be the final straw for a whole group'

The Haarlemmerdijk in Amsterdam will undergo eighteen months of partial closures starting in late October to replace gas and water pipes. Local entrepreneurs fear the reduced foot traffic will significantly hurt their businesses and could potentially lead to permanent closures for some.

Gasoline prices drop another 5 cents after a week of skyrocketing pump prices

Gasoline prices drop another 5 cents after a week of skyrocketing pump prices

Gasoline prices in the Netherlands have fallen by 5 cents, causing the cost of fuel to drop below the current price of diesel. This decline follows a volatile week of high energy costs driven by ongoing global geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices.

France admits British cars can be labeled as Made in Europe

France admits British cars can be labeled as Made in Europe

France and Germany have agreed to a compromise for the Industrial Accelerator Act, allowing British cars to qualify as European under specific trade conditions. This exemption requires the UK to adopt European trade measures against Chinese automotive imports, balancing industrial protectionism with market access.

Police and Public Prosecution Service will not launch investigation into Albert Heijn cyber incident

Police and Public Prosecution Service will not launch investigation into Albert Heijn cyber incident

Dutch authorities will not launch a criminal investigation into the Albert Heijn cybersecurity incident because no sensitive customer data was stolen. Despite the lack of an official investigation, the supermarket chain continues to experience service disruptions and is working to restore its digital systems.

Supermarkets benefit from AH incident but wish competitor well

Supermarkets benefit from AH incident but wish competitor well

Albert Heijn is experiencing major technical disruptions that have halted online deliveries and caused supply issues nationwide, prompting customers to flock to rival supermarkets. While competitors report increased traffic and sales, industry officials stress that the national food supply remains stable and secure.