[responsivevoice_button voice="Dutch Female" buttontext="read out"] Yesterday, the German car manufacturer announced that Volkswagen has resumed production of cars with limited capacity. Production at Europe's largest car factory in Wolfsburg, Germany, had been halted for some time because of the corona virus, in order to prevent further spread of the corona virus.

[responsivevoice_button voice="Dutch Female" buttontext="read out"] Traveling to Buenos Aires, home of Aerolineas Argentinas, won't be possible until after the summer. Argentina will no longer allow commercial domestic and international flights until September 1. With this, it imposes one of the most far-reaching travel restrictions in the world. In other South American

[responsivevoice_button voice="Dutch Female" buttontext="read out"] Companies with an aura of sanctity inevitably provoke the reaction of cynics, whether justified or not. Working together for a good cause increases the sense of togetherness, Uber must have thought. For the first time in Uber's existence, the company explicitly asks

[responsivevoice_button voice="Dutch Female" buttontext="read out"] With the recently launched protocol 'Safe student transport and safe childcare transport', student transport and childcare transport can start as normal from 11 May. This is stated by the association KNV Zorgtransport and Taxi and the trade unions FNV and CNV Vakmensen. The protocol is in line with the

[responsivevoice_button voice="Dutch Female" buttontext="read out"] From April 29, 2020, growth companies can apply for a special bridging loan, the so-called Corona Bridging Loan (COL). This can be done with the Regional Development Companies (ROMs), which implement this scheme at the request of the government. This bridging loan for start-ups, scale-ups and innovative SMEs, for which the government itself will initially