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One in five problem citroëns has no new airbag yet

About 80 percent of the Citroëns with an airbag problem in the Netherlands have now leg repaired. Stellantis, The Parent Company of Citroën, recalled over 33,000 Citroëns in the Netherlands in June. This concerns the c3 and ds3 models. The Delivery of New Airbags was slow, leaving thousands of cars unable to be repaired. Accordance […]

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Gaming authority punishes Unibet for prohibited sports betting

The Dutch Gambling Authority (Gaming Authority) has improved a penalty order on unibet due to prohibited sports betting. For New Violations, Optdeck, The Company Behind Unibet, Must Pay A Penalty of Up to Half A Million Euros. The Gaming Authority Has Addressed Unibet Several Times for Offering Prohibited Betting Options in Football Matches. This groups

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KPN and Vodafone throw a price of mobile subscription more than 3 percent

Calling and Mobile Internet Will Become More Exensive for Many Consumers Starting in October. Telecom Companies KPN and Vodafone Will Increase for Mobile Subsescriptions Next Month to compensate for their Increased Costs. The Inflation Adjustment Differs Between The Two Providers. KPN is Increasing Prices by 3.6 percent. At Vodafone, IT is an increase or 3.3

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Gold price reaches record high now that dollar is weak

The Value of Gold Has Reached A Record Level. This is due to the expected reduction in interest rates in the United States. Investors Prefer to Put Their Money in Precious Metals. The Gold Price Climbed in Singapore to Above 3,500 dollars (2.990 euros) per Troy Oune (31.1 Grams), Narrowly Breaking the Record From April.

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Food, drinks and tobacco are again the big price increases

The Costs for Daily Life in August Were on Average 2.8 percent Higher Compared to Last Year. Food, Drink and Tobacco in the Privious Are Rising in Price. Yet the cost increase in Fourteen Months Has Not Been As Low As in August. Food, Drink and Tobacco Together Became 3.7 percent More Expective, Accordance to

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Nestlé fires CEO because of secret relationship with subordinate

The Swiss food company Nestlé has dismissed CEO Laurent Freixe because of a romantic relationship that is not publicly made with a direct subordinate. The company announced this after an internal investigation. Philipp Navratil has been appointed as his successor. The investigation was led by, among others, chairman Paul Bulcke, with the support of independent

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Apple adjusts iPhone 12 in EU after warning about radiation level

Apple Will Update the Software of its iPhone 12 Devices Across the European Union to Reduce Radiation Levels. Authorities in Brussels Have Ruled That the Device Does Not Meet Health Standards. The Software Update, Planned “in the Coming Week” Across the EU, follows a Change in 2023 That was Already Implemented in France Based on

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Milka mother company charged in Germany because of smaller chocolate bars

The German Consumer Watchdog Verbraucherzentrale is Suing the American Company Mondelez about narrower Milka Chocolate Bars. Accordance to the watchdog, consumers have misled leg. It would not have leg clean that the bars had Shrunk Slightly. For decades, it was common for the bars to be 100 grams, but many are now only 90 grams,

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Dutch energy company can still start with gas drilling at Borkum

The Dutch Energy Company One-Dyas May Start Drilling for Gas Near the German Wadden Island Borkum. A German Environmental Organization had objected to this. The Competent German State of Lower Saxony Announced on Monday That One-Dyas Can Immediately Begin Gas Drilling Near The Wadden Island, Reports News Agency ANP . One-Dyas had Already Started a

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