ASML plans to cut costs
ASML is cutting costs. Fewer trips and training courses, no new sponsorships, and restrictions on hiring staff. The Veldhoven-based chip machine maker is engaged...
Huge lay-offs at Signify
The Eindhoven lighting company Signify will cut a thousand jobs, almost half of which will be in the Netherlands. CEO Eric Rondolat announced in...
Concerns over ASML’s expansion
ASML's rapid growth affects many people in Veldhoven. To expand further, the chip machine manufacturer has already bought houses and sports and event halls. GroenLinks/PvdA is...
Export restrictions damage ASML
Chinese high-tech company Huawei has managed to develop advanced chips despite an export ban on ASML's chip machines. According to geopolitical analyst Sanne van...
‘Fewer expats in region: some relief on housing market’
In the Eindhoven region, there seems to be some relief on the housing market, because fewer knowledge migrants have been coming to Zuidoost (south...
ASML buys sports halls and a playground to expand
ASML is most likely paying millions of euros for its expansion plans. It bought three sports and event halls and a playground on the...
Billion dollar investment in the Brainport region to keep ASML
The high-tech region of Eindhoven can continue to grow over the next five years without putting too much pressure on the quality of life....
Investment of €2.7 billion just the beginning?
Around 150 municipal councillors and colleges from the Metropolitan Region (MRE) met on Wednesday evening, to be updated on the €2.7 billion invested in...
Bar owners Stratumseind ban troublemakers
Visitors to Stratumseind nightlife who misbehave will be registered from June and will then be temporarily no longer welcome. At least, that's what most...
Veldhoven neighbours win €1.000.000 together
Celebration in Copernicushof in Veldhoven. Residents of that street have together won €1.000,000 in the Postcode Loterij (postal code lottery). "Now we can go...
Plastic brake pads will make goods trains quieter
The noise of passing goods trains through the region is expected to decrease slightly. At least, that is what Infrastructure Minister Harbers writes in...
