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Amsterdam business news for September 8, 2026

Tuesday and Thursday crush the commute; the rest of the week is empty.

Employers tackle Tuesday and Thursday office peaks

Employers tackle Tuesday and Thursday office peaks

Amsterdam employers and transport operators are testing incentives and shifted schedules to pull staff off the Tuesday and Thursday peaks that jam offices, roads and trains while the rest of the week sits half empty.

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Police broadcast voice of key Odido hack suspect

Police broadcast voice of key Odido hack suspect

Police have released an audio recording of the man who talked Odido customer support staff into handing him internal system access, the entry point for the telecom provider's mass data breach.

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Kinkerbuurt residents fight on against longstay hotel

Kinkerbuurt residents fight on against longstay hotel

The Council of State has cleared a longstay hotel to go ahead in the Kinkerbuurt after years of litigation, and residents are now going after its operating licence instead.

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People mover proposed for the IJtunnel

People mover proposed for the IJtunnel

An advocacy group wants automated shuttles running through the IJtunnel to carry cyclists and pedestrians between Noord and the centre, taking one car lane per tube.

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Amsterdam seeks new night mayor to succeed Freek Wallagh

Amsterdam seeks new night mayor to succeed Freek Wallagh

Amsterdam has opened public applications for its next night mayor to replace Freek Wallagh, with the final vote held at the Melkweg in November.

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