Schiphol security staff have begun unannounced slow-downs; delays likely.
Schiphol security guards begin work slow-downs over conditions
Unions representing Schiphol's security guards have started unannounced stoppages and deliberate slow-downs after talks over workloads broke down, putting passenger waiting times at risk.
Municipalities rely more on tourist tax for revenue
Tourist tax now brings in a quarter of Amsterdam's total local tax revenue, and the hospitality industry is calling for a national cap on the levy.
Dutch household stock investments surge to record high
Dutch households' investments climbed twelve percent to a record 234.2 billion euros in the second quarter, driven by rising share prices and appetite for new stock market listings.
Zuidas law firm loses court dispute over chocolates
An Amsterdam judge ordered a Zuidas law firm to pay back wages it had suspended after a row over stolen office chocolates escalated into an employee's sick leave.
Spiegelgracht antique shops make way for tourist treats
Long-standing antique dealers on the Spiegelgracht and Nieuwe Spiegelstraat are being replaced one by one by food and drink spots aimed at tourists.
