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No luxury Trump Tower for Australian coast: 'Toxic brand'

No luxury Trump Tower for Australian coast: 'Toxic brand'

A deal to construct a Trump Tower on Australia's Gold Coast has been cancelled just three months after it was initially agreed upon. The project developer cited the Trump brand's growing unpopularity and 'toxic' reputation as the primary reason for terminating the deal.

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Insurers call on government to tackle rogue contractors

Insurers call on government to tackle rogue contractors

Legal aid insurer DAS is calling on the Dutch government to take stricter action against rogue construction companies following an increase in scams targeting homeowners. Reports indicate that one in three homeowners has encountered fraudulent contractors who often appear prominently in online search results.

Another surge of fraudulent FIFA domain names and websites: ‘Don’t fall for it’

Another surge of fraudulent FIFA domain names and websites: ‘Don’t fall for it’

Cybercriminals have registered nearly 10,000 new FIFA-related domain names in April to deceive users with fake World Cup merchandise discounts. At least 240 of these sites have been confirmed as fraudulent attempts to steal personal data.

Seven minors arrested after Apeldoorn riots

Seven minors arrested after Apeldoorn riots

Police in Apeldoorn arrested seven minors on Tuesday evening following a gathering in the De Maten district protesting asylum seeker reception plans. While six local youths were detained for disturbing public order and setting off fireworks, a seventh individual from Overbetuwe was arrested for violating a banning order.

Trump arrives in China for state visit

Trump arrives in China for state visit

U.S. President Donald Trump has arrived in China for an official state visit. He is scheduled to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping later this week.

Report: Cabinet must take action on mortgage interest deduction

Report: Cabinet must take action on mortgage interest deduction

Officials from the Dutch Ministry of Finance report that the government must address issues regarding mortgage interest deductions, despite a coalition agreement to leave the policy unchanged. The report notes that the 30-year limit on these deductions creates complications that require action to avoid unfair financial outcomes for homeowners.