News overview

The KidsRights Index 2021, that was released on Thursday 3 June, found that the negative impacts of the pandemic on children is far worse than first feared.

In an interview with NRC, Robert Dur elaborates on the effect that economic circumstances have on one’s job preferences. 

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

The Erasmus Center for Economic and Financial Governance hosted Professor Stephen Weatherill (Oxford) for a talk on sports and EU law.

This means Business Administration at Erasmus University Rotterdam is assessed as the best in the annual Shanghai Subject Rankings.

The 125th anniversary of SHV is coloured by a fraud investigation at subsidiaries and the covid crisis. Alumnus Jeroen Drost is optimistic about the future.

For the second time, Siemens takes over a successful software company from Rotterdam. This time, it is the company TimeSeries.

Air France-KLM appoints Dutchman Steven Zaat (51) as Chief Financial Officer. He will be the successor of Frenchman Frédéric Gagey (64).

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

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