Dirk and Aldi leaving city centers: is there still a future for small neighborhood supermarkets?

Experts warn against fake reviews: Sellers have huge motivation to cheat

Experts warn that the reliability of online reviews is being undermined by manipulation, inadequate oversight, and the rise of artificial intelligence. Due to the significant influence reviews have on consumer decisions, sellers are increasingly motivated to use fraudulent tactics.

Greenland puts American oil exploration company on hold

The Greenlandic government has halted an American company's oil drilling preparations after the firm began activities without official authorization. Authorities are delaying the project to conduct a thorough environmental impact assessment.

Despite drought, most fruit and vegetables remain available for now: 'But this cannot last much longer'

Exceptional drought in the Netherlands is impacting crop yields, resulting in smaller vegetables and higher prices for items like strawberries, potatoes, and onions. While most produce remains available for now, further price increases are expected if the dry weather continues.

Schiphol struggles with long queues for non-EU travelers

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is facing significant concerns regarding long queues for non-EU travelers at passport control. These delays, which can reach up to two hours, follow the recent implementation of the new European Entry/Exit System (EES).

Bicycle manufacturer Accell declares bankruptcy, but repair shops reassure customers: ‘Sparta and Batavus don’t use special parts’