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A new study by Dyaran S. Bansraj of Erasmus School of Economics, together with Dong Xu (Bayes Business School), delves into the profound impacts of private equity (PE) ownership in the Dutch da

Entrepreneurs are increasingly less positive about the business climate in the Netherlands. This is evident from the 'Monitor Ondernemingsklimaat 2024', commissioned by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

The processing and transport of materials can be made much more efficient, says TU Delft professor Dingena Schott in her inaugural address, -Advancing Transport and Processing: from Model to Impact-.

Move more, quit smoking, lose weight: great resolutions, hard to keep. But does it get easier if there is a financial incentive in return? According to research by Radboud University and others, it can be an effective tool, although there are still some obstacles.

Research by Radboud University in cooperation with cooperative Oregional shows that employees have very limited interest in buying local groceries in their working environment.

Fer van den Boomen's dissertation sheds new light on the role of organisational consultants and offers a practically validated repertoire of actions to promote learning within organisations.

Crisis management in family businesses is strongly impacted by their unique goals, governance, and resources.

Fellow Ton Peijnenburg brings together the worlds of VDL ETG and TU/e. Collaboration with industry is in TU/e's blood.

At the Global Entrepreneurship Conference GEC+Africa in Cape Town, the African Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Index (AEEI) was presented for the first time.

How AI improves service network for Dutch chip machines. For his thesis, Operations Management & Logistics and Data Science in Engineering master's student Joost van der Haar did an internship at chip machine manufacturer ASML in Veldhoven.

Online payments have been growing steadily for years. As a result, the risk of fraud is increasing, but proving it is challenging.