Dutch Airline KLM Sued by Environmental Groups Over Alleged ‘Greenwashing’ Ads July 7, 2022 By Anthony Deutsch, Kirstin Ridley and Simon Jessop Environmental groups are suing the Dutch subsidiary of Air France-KLM over an advertising campaign they allege breaches European consumer law...
Climate Activists Behind Landmark Shell Verdict Set Sights on 30 Multinationals January 13, 2022 By Anthony Deutsch and Simon Jessop The Dutch wing of environmental group Friends of the Earth, which won a landmark court case against Royal Dutch Shell...
Dutch Court Rules Uber Drivers Are Taxi Employees, Not Contractors September 13, 2021 By Anthony Deutsch and Toby Sterling Uber drivers are employees entitled to greater workers’ rights under local labor laws, a Dutch court ruled on Monday, handing...
Update: Delta Lloyd Rejects Demand from Top Shareholder to Delay Rights Offer March 3, 2016 By Anthony Deutsch and Toby Sterling Delta Lloyd swiftly rejected a demand from top shareholder Highfields Capital to postpone a vote on a 650 million euro...
Shares of ING’s NN Group Rise more than 5% in Stock Market Debut July 2, 2014 By Anthony Deutsch Shares in NN Group, the insurance arm of Dutch financial services company ING Group, rose more than 5 percent on...
Storm Kills Five in UK, Netherlands; Causes Power Cuts, Travel Chaos October 28, 2013 By Marie-Louise Gumuchian and Anthony Deutsch Hurricane strength winds battered Britain and the Netherlands on Monday, killing five people, cutting power and forcing the cancellation of...
Austerity Threatens Europe’s Competitive Edge in Infrastructure March 28, 2013 By Anthony Deutsch Europe’s carefully maintained autobahns, high-speed TGV trains and vast network of modern airports have long been the envy of the...
Horsemeat Blame Game Ricochets across Europe February 18, 2013 By Jean Décotte and Anthony Deutsch Accusations, denials and threats to sue reverberated around Europe on Friday as meat traders, food processors, retailers and governments all...