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Man and boy arrested for violent robbery of 93-year-old woman in Amsterdam

Man and boy arrested for violent robbery of 93-year-old woman in Amsterdam

A 93-year-old woman suffered a broken back during a violent robbery in the Amsterdam neighborhood of Slotervaart on October 27. Police have identified a 30-year-old man and a 16-year-old boy as suspects in the attack, with the older individual remaining in custody.

Public Prosecution Service increases reward for ‘Bolle’ Jos Leijdekkers tenfold – but ‘golden tip’ rarely provides relief

Public Prosecution Service increases reward for ‘Bolle’ Jos Leijdekkers tenfold – but ‘golden tip’ rarely provides relief

The Dutch Public Prosecution Service has raised the reward for information leading to the arrest of Jos Leijdekkers to 2 million euros. Research indicates, however, that increasing bounty amounts is often ineffective at generating successful leads.

Ryanair considers wage freeze and warns of significantly more expensive tickets

Ryanair considers wage freeze and warns of significantly more expensive tickets

Ryanair plans to raise ticket prices by at least 10 percent and is considering a wage freeze to offset rising fuel costs driven by Middle Eastern conflicts. The airline reported a 16 percent drop in half-year profits as increased expenses continue to impact its financial performance.

Danish supplier is the common denominator behind the warming cooling systems

Danish supplier is the common denominator behind the warming cooling systems

A cyberattack on refrigeration systems supplied by the Danish company Danfoss has disrupted operations at various European supermarkets and businesses. European officials are investigating the incident as a deliberate attempt to interfere with the continent's food supply, while the company maintains that users failed to update vulnerable software.

Mystery surrounds hacked supermarket cooling systems: 'Who stands to gain?'

Mystery surrounds hacked supermarket cooling systems: 'Who stands to gain?'

Supermarket cooling systems across Europe were targeted by a cyberattack that remotely disabled temperature controls, leading to widespread food spoilage and significant financial losses. Security experts remain uncertain about the perpetrators' motives, as the systems were vulnerable due to outdated security protocols and direct internet access.