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According to Kavelaars, possible new European rules that will require multinationals to disclose taxes paid in each member state may harm companies.

Gloria Moroni and Anne Boring found that in France, attitudes towards gender roles regressed during the country’s first lockdown.

In 2017, a complaint was filed against a former RSM professor for an alleged breach of scientific integrity. The investigation into this has been completed.

In a recently published paper, professor Bert de Groot examines cycles in GDP growth and encounters the golden ratio.

Researchers at the PDPC are investigating future virus outbreaks and disasters to be better prepared for them.

Interest rates on Dutch government bonds are positive again for the first time in 2 years. This means that the government can no longer borrow money for free.

Despite digital workers’ role in the production and maintenance of the smart city, they seldom feature in the most prominent stories about the smart city.

Ruben Cox elaborates on the increase in private investors and the popularity of investing apps that gamify investing. 

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

Today, 17th May is the International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia (IDAHOT).