The Veldhoven chip-machine maker is cutting managers, not because business is bad but because it has become slow. The timetable is slipping.

Hardt Hyperloop, the Delft company that went bankrupt in March, gets a second life with American money.

A town that got cheaper and busier on the same day, a village below the sea, and more students than agreed.

The Netherlands puts forward its former central banker to run the euro, just as prices here rise again.

A station that moved, a bunker that got cheaper, and a year for bats.

Seven of the eight raw materials the Dutch economy needs most pass through China first.