HTC eager to attract more companies and build homes
The High Tech Campus (HTC) is eager to attract more software development to Eindhoven. It would be a valuable addition to the current companies...
DAF to deliver 500 trucks to Lithuanian transport company
DAF will deliver 500 trucks to the Lithuanian transport company, Girteka Logistics.
The Eindhoven truck builder will deliver the largest part this summer. It is a...
Big sporting conference coming to Eindhoven
Thanks to a grant of €100,000.00 by the Dutch government a big sports conference is coming to Eindhoven. 'Play The Game' will visit the...
Market picks up again for Eindhoven chipmaker NXP
The quarterly figures of the third quarter of NXP looks optimistic. Due to positive developments in the automotive industry, the company has submitted good...
Construction Glow started again, this time also in region
The light artworks for Glow are currently being built again. This time not only in Eindhoven, but also in Best, Geldrop, Waalre, Mierlo and...
No alternative landing site yet for private flights
Eindhoven Airport will ban private flights from 2026, but there is no alternative landing site yet. The province announced this in a response to...
4.4 mill invested in medical company
Sirius Medical Systems, a company specialising in medical technology, will receive an investment of €4.4 million.
The company’s located on the High Tech Campus. The...
Possible camera surveillance in the centre of Geldrop
The municipal council of Geldrop-Mierlo is prepared to investigate whether camera surveillance is possible in the pedestrian area between Kerk (church) and Horecaplein in...
Stella Vie takes the lead halfway through Australia race
Solar car Stella Vie is halfway through the World Solar Challenge and currently leader in the Cruiser class. The vehicle, created by TU/e students, has...
Jeroen Dijsselbloem sworn in as Mayor of Eindhoven
Jeroen Dijsselbloem was installed as the new Mayor of Eindhoven on Tuesday evening. Under the watchful eye of the media and the city council,...
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...
