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Amsterdam business news for August 14, 2026

ABN AMRO is ending fully remote work for its staff.

ABN AMRO plans mandatory return to office for employees

ABN AMRO plans mandatory return to office for employees

ABN AMRO will require staff to be in the office at least two days a week from next year.

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Amsterdam payment giant Adyen plans €3 billion investment in global data centers

Amsterdam payment giant Adyen plans €3 billion investment in global data centers

Adyen plans to spend 3 billion euros building its own data centres across three continents over the next decade.

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A third of Dutch construction firms report severe staff shortages

A third of Dutch construction firms report severe staff shortages

A third of Dutch construction firms report severe staff shortages, slowing housing and infrastructure projects despite high demand.

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Early movers in new Dutch pension system report gains behind AI investments

Early movers in new Dutch pension system report gains behind AI investments

Dutch pension funds already moved to the new system posted positive second-quarter returns on the back of AI-related investments, pointing to modest payout increases.

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Daytime water ban takes effect across Amsterdam during persistent drought

Daytime water ban takes effect across Amsterdam during persistent drought

Amsterdam's water authorities have banned daytime water extraction from canals and rivers during the drought, and park officials have restricted barbecuing.

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