VDL takes over a large part of Belgian bus builder
The Belgian bus builder Van Hool was declared bankrupt on Monday and will be largely owned by VDL. Van Hool is a direct competitor...
Robots help travellers at Eindhoven Airport
For a week, two robots are driving around Eindhoven Airport. It is an unusual sight. They take travellers to the toilet, to the check-in...
ASML makes profit despite turbulent year
Chip machine manufacturer ASML has had another good year. Turnover and profit increased significantly in 2023 compared to the previous year.
The Veldhoven company achieved...
Climate activists again occupy the TU/e building
Climate activists are taking action again on the TU/e grounds on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon. This time the students are occupying part of the...
Tribune building will become eye-catcher Strijp-S
Strijp-S will get a striking new building. The project is called Tribune and the building will be located near Area51 skate park. Construction will...
VDL acquires Belgian bus company Van Hool
The Belgian bus company Van Hool is definitively coming into the hands of Eindhoven-based competitor VDL Groep. This will take over the remnants of...
Employers’ association happy with billions for Brainport
The VNO-NCW (association of Dutch enterprises and the Dutch Christian employers' association) is happy with the large bag of money coming to the Brainport...
More than 1,000 old appliances fixed in Repair Café
More than a thousand old appliances have already been fixed in the Repair Café Waalre. The organisation has been around for 10 years and that...
Philips applies for most Dutch patents
Philips submitted the most patent applications in the Netherlands last year. With around 1,300 applications, the healthcare technology company helps ensure that the Netherlands...
Sexual harassment ‘the order of the day’
Sexual harassment may seem far-fetched to many Eindhoven residents, but in reality almost three-quarters of Dutch women experience it. "I don't think people realise...
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...
