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Despite rising tensions surrounding Iran and increasing fuel prices, stock markets remain remarkably stable. Patrick Verwijmeren explains how this can be.

According to Peter Kavelaars, the gap between people who primarily depend on labour income and those who rely on wealth is widening.

On Monday 23 March concerns were raised about potential insider trading, due to hundreds of millions of dollars in bets shortly before Trump's speech.

According to Ronald Huisman, the problem isn't just rising interest rates or higher construction costs.

Luca Henkel has been awarded a grant by Schmidt Sciences to conduct field experiments on the real-world impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace.

Matthijs Korevaar argues that difficult political decisions are required to solve the housing shortage in the Netherlands. 

In its annual Economenparade, ESB recognises economists whose work stands out for its academic quality and societal relevance.

The battle for the iconic film and media group Warner Bros. has erupted this week. Dyaran Bansraj says the outcome is far from certain in an interview with NOS.

New research shows that a modest shift in how investors allocate their government bond portfolios could meaningfully support global sustainable development. 

Nvidia, ETFs and Bitcoin are discussed in BNR Nieuwsradio's investor panel on 18 November, with Mary Pieterse-Bloem.