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Donald Trump earned a lot of money last year with crypto and his golf resorts

The American president Donald Trump earned a lot last year from income from cryptos and his golf resorts. Money also came in from the sale of, for example, Trump Sneakers and perfumes, according to a document released on Friday, as reported by news agency Reuters. The disclosure form for Trump’s finances shows, according to the […]

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Boeing delivers plane again in China for the first time in months

Boeing delivered an aircraft to a Chinese airline on Saturday for the first time since President Donald Trump imposed a wave of import duties in early April. This appears to be a sign of rapprochement between the two countries, as Washington and Beijing try to reduce tensions. A 787-9 Dreamliner from Juneyao Air departed from

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Germany sets up new shelters, the Netherlands is controlling self -reliance

Germany will create shelters for one million people in the coming years. Citizens can seek protection there in, for example, war situations. German policy is in stark contrast to the situation in the Netherlands. In our country, the approach is that citizens are self-reliant. Building new bomb shelters is very expensive. That is why Germany,

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Now+ artists boycott black cross, but that hardly touches the owner

Goldband is among the artists boycotting the Zwarte Cross festival in protest against the new owner KKR, which has ties to Israel. Can the protests change the owner’s mind? Previously, Youp van ‘t Hek, Claw Boys Claw, and Hang Youth had already decided to stay away from Zwarte Cross. They are unhappy with investment company

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Wage increase in new collective agreements exceed 4 percent

The average wage increase agreed upon in new collective labor agreements (CAOs) last month was 4.2 percent. This is higher than the previous month. This is due, among other things, to a substantial wage increase for pharmacy employees. This is according to figures from employers’ association AWVN. They keep track of the wage agreements made

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Olaf Sleijpen succeeds Klaas Knot as the new boss of De Nederlandsche Bank

The new president of De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) is known. It is Olaf Sleijpen, who will succeed Klaas Knot as the top executive at the financial supervisor on July 1. DNB announced this on Friday, after Minister of Finance Eelco Heinen decided to nominate Sleijpen. He succeeds the departing Knot, who has been president since

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European export to the US hard after peak in March

EU countries sold significantly less to the United States in April than in March. This is probably due to the import tariffs that American President Donald Trump introduced at the beginning of April. Figures from the European statistics office Eurostat show that companies in the European Union exported 47.6 billion euros worth of goods to

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NS comes with a new wage offer and invites trade unions to negotiate again

The NS invites the unions to the collective labor agreement table to continue negotiations. The company is willing to increase wages retroactively from March of this year by 3.25 percent. Next March, the 17,500 employees would receive another 2.75 percent. NS staff are striking for the third time in a week on Friday due to

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