Millions in debt, lawsuits and a forced departure: restaurateur Entourage nearly collapsed due to the W Hotel crisis

British Prime Minister cuts taxes for pubs, clubs and music venues

The new British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced a 20 percent tax reduction for pubs, clubs, and music venues across England. This measure is expected to benefit 32,000 businesses, providing an average annual saving of 1,100 pounds per establishment.

Ajax presents new black and orange away kit, with subtle references to club history

Belgian anti-discrimination agency investigates Sophie Straat's onstage comments

The Belgian anti-discrimination agency, Unia, is investigating a performance by Dutch singer Sophie Straat in Ghent. During her show on Monday night, she requested that white men step to the back to make room for women, people of color, and queer individuals.

Gasoline prices creep toward new record amid Middle East war following fresh attacks by US, Iran and Houthis

Escalating conflict in the Middle East has caused fuel prices in the Netherlands to rise, with the recommended price for Euro95 reaching 2.624 euros per liter. This figure is nearing the historical record set earlier during the ongoing regional tensions.

EU fines Google 890 million for favoring its own services

The European Commission has fined Google 460 million euros for violating the Digital Markets Act by favoring its own services in Google Search results. This penalty addresses anticompetitive practices within the European market.