Economics

Economics

Trump brings its own telephone and mobile provider to the market

The American president Donald Trump has launched his own mobile provider on Monday. The telecom service is called Trump Mobile and will also sell phones. The devices are made in the United States. This last is very important for the president, because he pursues a policy in which he wants to tempt companies to move […]

Economics

NS staff stops again on Tuesday, consequences for train traffic still unclear

Employees of NS are striking again on Tuesday, protesting against what they see as a meager collective labor agreement offer from the railway company. The actions are taking place in the East and Northwest regions. These include Amsterdam and Schiphol Airport. The work stoppage starts on Tuesday, June 17 at 4:00 AM and lasts until

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Dreamliner from Air India must turn around due to a possible technical problem

A Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner turned around during a flight from Hong Kong to Delhi on Monday morning and flew back to the airport of departure. This was because the pilot suspected a technical malfunction. The Hong Kong airport authority has since announced that the aircraft landed safely and requested assistance. The incident comes a few

Economics

Leonard Lauder, former CEO Estée Lauder, died at the age of 92

The former CEO of cosmetics company Estée Lauder passed away on Saturday. The company announced this on behalf of the family on Sunday. Leonard Lauder was 92 years old. Lauder was the eldest son of the founders of the American cosmetics giant. In 1958, he joined his parents’ company and served for over sixty years

Economics

The greenhouse walk through prehistory says a lot about our future climate

In the column The Greenhouse, climate reporter Jeroen Kraan writes weekly about what he notices. This week: a walk through the history of the earth makes the astronomically large climate impact of humans clear. I am standing in the Diemerpark in Amsterdam, but I imagine myself somewhere deep in the Milky Way, 4.6 billion years

Economics

Larger cars a growing problem: why we are increasingly driving in SUVs

Cars are getting bigger and more luxurious. This is bad for the environment, fuel consumption, and parking. Road safety also suffers, according to new European research. Why are we increasingly buying a large SUV instead of a modest passenger car? Cars have been growing in size since the 1990s, but this ‘autobesitas’ is increasing even

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