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Dutch Finance Minister Steven van Weyenberg told CNBC's Karen Tso he is "very optimistic about ASML's future and that it will be within the Netherlands."

Former SNS Reaal investors received an approx 900 million euros from dutch treasury following the nationalisation of the bank and insurer in 2013

The Cabinet paid around 900 million euros to investors who held certain bonds and had lent money to SNS Reaal and SNS Bank. The amount owed to the creditors had been expropriated when the government nationalized SNS Reaal in 2013, but the Supreme Court ruled last year that the Cabinet had to pay them over 700 million euros in compensation, and 200 million euros in interest.

The Dutch government is considering alternatives to a sale of electrical grid TenneTs German operations to the German government, the Netherlands finance minister said on Wednesday. A... -March 27, 2024 at 11:38 am EDT - MarketScreener

Steven van Weyenberg (D66) will succeed Sigrid Kaag as outgoing Minister of Finance, sources close to the government told AD. Van Weyenberg was recently appointed the State Secretary of Education, Culture, and Science in the outgoing Rutte IV Cabinet but will take on the Finance Ministry instead.

Steven van Weyenberg replaces Kaag as finance minister

In the One Health concept, the use of beneficial bacteria able to form positive biofilms preventing the settlement of undesirable bacteria is a promising solution to limit the use of antimicrobials in farms. However, there is a lack of field studies reporting the onset of these beneficial bacteria after application and the effects on autochthonous surface microbiota. In this study, the inner surfaces of commercial broiler chicken houses were treated or not after cleaning and disinfection procedu...

Documents obtained through a Freedom of Information request submitted by a member of the Dutch House of Representatives revealed that the Dutch government is colluding with the World Economic [...]

The bill to make Work From Home a legal right is expected in parliament before the house enters summer break on 3rd July 2022.