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GameStop wants to acquire much larger eBay for $56 billion

GameStop wants to acquire much larger eBay for $56 billion

GameStop is attempting to acquire the auction site eBay for 56 billion dollars, a move considered ambitious as eBay is four times larger than the gaming retailer. The company intends to transform eBay, which owns the Dutch platform Marktplaats, into a direct competitor for Amazon.

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BMW to cut thousands of jobs starting next year

BMW to cut thousands of jobs starting next year

BMW has announced plans to cut 8,000 jobs worldwide starting next year. The company intends to implement these reductions through natural attrition and voluntary severance programs.

Hurry up with foundation repairs, experts say: Entire neighborhoods at risk of collapsing

Hurry up with foundation repairs, experts say: Entire neighborhoods at risk of collapsing

Experts warn that nearly 780,000 homes in the Netherlands could face foundation failure within the next 25 years. They urge immediate action to address this nationwide problem, noting that it affects numerous cities including Haarlem.

17-year-old boy shot in Slotermeer, taken to hospital with severe leg injury

17-year-old boy shot in Slotermeer, taken to hospital with severe leg injury

A 17-year-old boy was shot and sustained severe leg injuries in the Slotermeer neighborhood of Amsterdam during the night. Police are currently investigating the incident and seeking witnesses, as no suspects have been arrested yet.

More than half of cars sold will be electric next year

More than half of cars sold will be electric next year

Economists at ING expect that more than half of all new cars sold in the Netherlands next year will be fully electric. This forecast highlights a significant shift in the automotive market towards electric vehicles.

Working as a reservist during office hours: it's possible at more and more companies

Working as a reservist during office hours: it's possible at more and more companies

The Dutch Ministry of Defence has signed covenants with 57 organizations, up from 12 two years ago, to encourage employees to serve as military reservists during working hours. These companies are committed to contributing to national security by supporting staff participation in reservist duties.