News overview

President Trump introduces import tariffs on April 2. According to Associate Professor Martijn Schippers, uncertainty is causing chaos among businesses.

Now that Marc Overmars is stepping down, the question arises: what is the culture like at Ajax and could this lead to financial damages?

In an article from Algemeen Dagblad, Professor of Applied Economics Jan van Ours clarifies the paradox of the relationship between labour and wages.

Shocking news in the football world: Lionel Messi is leaving Spanish top club FC Barcelona.

Pieter Verrest explains why the transfer of the case is a logical decision, and Joost Nan expands on what the suspects may be facing as a punishment.

In an article from De Volkskrant, Thomas Peeters discusses the economic impact for cities in which games of the UEFA European Championship are played.

In two articles from De Correspondent, Thomas Peeters explains why money is both a blessing and a curse to the football industry.

The FIFA World Cup will take place at the end of 2022 and is deemed very controversial: the Guardian disclosed that more than 6,500 workers have died already.

The transfer market seems to be vast asleep in comparison with the preceding years. How has this come to be?

After beating the competition, the International Olympic Committee endorsed Japan to organize the 2020 Summer Olympics. By now, costs are astronomically high: c