Business award despite setbacks?
Rick and Esmée van Loon from Veldhoven have been jointly nominated for the title ‘Veelbelovend ondernemer van het Jaar’ ('promising entrepreneur of the year')....
GLOW: ‘Busiest edition ever’
There were sometimes traffic jams again last week on the GLOW route. The organisation of the light art festival even speaks of 'the busiest...
Regional safety and crisis department remains on TU/e campus
The plans for a new location on the TU/e campus for Veiligheidsregio (safety region) Brabant-Zuidoost (south east Brabant, VRBZO) have not been approved.
So for...
Bosch is building a new office and lab at Strijp-T
Bosch is building a new accommodation for 600 employees at Strijp-T in Eindhoven. The former TX machine factory is being converted into a location where...
Q3 results of ASML
ASML made a profit of 1.9 billion euros in the third quarter of 2023. On Wednesday morning, the company announced a turnover of 6.7...
Entrepreneur Albert is annoyed by ASML and so are neighbours
ASML in Veldhoven continues to expand. This is at the expense of small businesses and homes nearby. Local residents are also unhappy with the...
Will Eindhoven Alex be Mayor of Man?
Residents of the Ivorian city of Man may soon get an Eindhoven Mayor: journalist Alex Gbanse has applied from Eindhoven for this position. He...
Design Academy is moving house
Design Academy Eindhoven (DAE) will get a new home in the city. The renowned design school will move from its current location in the...
Aziobot from Eindhoven cleans the floor on its own
Aziobot is the name of a robot that scrubs the floor, developed at the Brainport Industries Campus in Eindhoven.
The cleaning robot was developed by...
DAF liable for millions in damages from cartelisation
DAF is liable for some €17.3 million in damages suffered by two British companies as a result of cartels in which the truck maker...
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...
