News overview

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

Young people are easy to give, according to PhD research by Suzanne van de Groep. Even in situations in which they do not immediately earn something.

Jonathan Mijs receives a KNAW Early Career Award. He tells about his motives and why it is important to investigate social inequality.

Bas Jacobs and Sijbren Cnossen explain what steps should be taken now the tax authorities will not impose capital gains taxes in box 3.

Loes van Hulten, lecturer in economics of taxation, is presented the Stevens Prize on Friday 4 February.

Dennis Huisman discusses in an article by Erasmus Magazine in which ways European train travel may be rendered less expensive and less complicated.

Stefan Barakat (1984) receives a KNAW Early Career Award. He talks about the importance of research into hereditary diseases.

There has been much talk in the media about the ground-breaking Supreme Court ruling on the unlawful basis of the capital gains tax. But what does this mean?

Minister Robbert Dijkgraaf made a tour of Rotterdam. He visited the Albeda ROC, Rotterdam University, Erasmus MC and Erasmus University Rotterdam.

In this article, interviewer Madeleine Kemna asks Terry about his time as a student at Erasmus School of Economics and his Ghanaian dream.