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Amsterdam business news for August 18, 2026

ING says cheap money is gone for good, not a phase.

ING Says the Era of Cheap Money Is Over for Good

ING Says the Era of Cheap Money Is Over for Good

ING says ten year Dutch government borrowing costs are back at pre-2008 levels and argues the shift is structural rather than a phase.

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Dutch companies receive massive refunds following US import tariff ruling

Dutch companies receive massive refunds following US import tariff ruling

The US Supreme Court has struck down Trump-era import duties, putting major Dutch exporters in line for around a billion euros in refunds.

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Adyen Took 41 Million Euros From the Innovation Box Tax Break Last Year

Adyen Took 41 Million Euros From the Innovation Box Tax Break Last Year

Adyen took 41 million euros from the innovation box tax break last year, ranking the Amsterdam payments firm alongside Organon and Wolters Kluwer among the biggest beneficiaries.

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NS Is Adding 169 Extra Carriages for the September Rush

NS Is Adding 169 Extra Carriages for the September Rush

NS is adding 169 extra carriages from next month to lengthen trains for the September return of students and commuters.

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Schiphol Taxi Drivers Say New Rules Have Cut Their Income, and a Strike Is Back on the Table

Schiphol Taxi Drivers Say New Rules Have Cut Their Income, and a Strike Is Back on the Table

Taxi drivers without a Schiphol contract say the airport's changed dispatching rules have cut their income sharply, putting strike action back on the table.

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