Campaign to buy locally should keep Eindhoven financially healthy
The campaign 'Keep our city strong' shows how authentic entrepreneurs in the city are coping with the Corona crisis. The campaign is part of...
The city’s COVID-19 plans so far
The coronavirus is wreaking havoc on many aspects of life. The Eindhoven municipal executive has, therefore, decided to get several balls rolling.
Firstly, they've decided...
Council to prepare for the new ‘1.5m economy’
The press conference on 17 April indicated that the country should prepare for a shift to a ‘1.5-meter economy’. The Eindhoven municipality’s discussing plans...
Top chefs prepare meals for city’s health care workers
Top chefs from the Eindhoven region joined hands in an initiative to prepare meals every day for health care workers.
The chefs are preparing 300...
More crowds in the city centre
With shops reopenings, more crowds are visiting the city centre. Business owners are looking for ways to apply the 1.5-meter rule.
The Spijkerman bookstore in...
Vodafone activates 5G network
Vodafone activated the 5G network in part of Brabant on Tuesday. Within a week, Vodafone customers with a 5G subscription can use this technology.
The...
Let’s Spring Together online market
From May 1 to May 3 there will be the online "Let's Spring Together" market, organised by International Creative Women Eindhoven.
The market can be...
NXP predicts considerable loss
NXP is forecasting a considerable loss for the near future. The Eindhoven chipmaker expects a loss of turnover of 115 to almost 240 million...
IKEA reopens after weeks of corona closure
IKEA reopened all stores in the Netherlands on Tuesday morning at ten o'clock. The stores were closed for almost a month and a half...
Signify sees profit fall
Signify, Philips' former light business, saw a slight decline in earnings in the first quarter of 2020. That is what the Eindhoven-based company is...
TU/e campus canteens too dear
Students at Eindhoven University of Technology are dissatisfied with the prices at the TU/e canteens. Previously, more than a thousand students signed a petition...
