The advertising agency KesselsKramer has made a fresh start following its bankruptcy earlier this year under new ownership. The firm has relocated from its long-time office on the Lauriergracht to a medieval chapel located in the Wallen district of Amsterdam.
Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
The North Sea Canal, which opened 150 years ago, saved Amsterdam from a major economic decline by providing essential maritime access. The project revitalized the city's struggling port and transformed it into a modern industrial hub, preventing it from losing its economic relevance to other cities like Rotterdam.
Peek & Cloppenburg will permanently close its store on the Dam in Amsterdam at the end of February due to upcoming renovations at the historic site. This move marks a continued decline of the brand's presence in the Netherlands, leaving only three locations remaining nationwide.
The Amsterdam District Court has ruled that Booking.com can legally require its employees to work from the office for 40 percent of their weekly hours. The court accepted the company's argument that regular in-person contact is essential for fostering a strong corporate culture and team collaboration.
The Dutch retail chain HEMA is celebrating its 100th anniversary since opening its first store in Amsterdam in 1926. The company, known for its household goods and the popular rookworst sandwich, has evolved over the century to serve a diverse range of customers.
Amsterdam's cultural sector is voicing strong opposition to rising tourist taxes and VAT increases, which are blamed for a significant drop in international museum attendance. The Rembrandthuis is among the institutions facing financial strain due to these policies and a negative shift in public attitude toward visitors.
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