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nos.nl

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May 21, 13:12

Cybercrime Impacts 20% of Dutch Businesses

A recent ABN Amro study reveals that 20% of Dutch companies suffered cyberattacks last year, with almost 30% of large businesses affected; SMEs significantly underestimate the risks, highlighting the need for proactive cybersecurity measures in response to rising threats and new EU regulations.

Cybercrime Impacts 20% of Dutch Businesses

A recent ABN Amro study reveals that 20% of Dutch companies suffered cyberattacks last year, with almost 30% of large businesses affected; SMEs significantly underestimate the risks, highlighting the need for proactive cybersecurity measures in response to rising threats and new EU regulations.

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How do businesses misjudge cybersecurity risks, and what are the contributing factors?

The study reveals a significant underestimation of cyber risks by businesses, particularly SMEs. While many have firewalls, few have intrusion detection or incident response plans, leaving them vulnerable. This highlights the interconnectedness of the business ecosystem; a single attack can have cascading consequences.

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Jan 4, 13:06

French Farmers' Union to Stage Nationwide Protests

France's second-largest agricultural union, the Coordination Rurale (CR), is organizing nationwide protests starting January 5th, culminating in a Paris demonstration on January 6th, to pressure the government into implementing measures protecting small farmers, ahead of agricultural chamber electio...

French Farmers' Union to Stage Nationwide Protests

France's second-largest agricultural union, the Coordination Rurale (CR), is organizing nationwide protests starting January 5th, culminating in a Paris demonstration on January 6th, to pressure the government into implementing measures protecting small farmers, ahead of agricultural chamber electio...

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How do the upcoming agricultural chamber elections impact the Coordination Rurale's current mobilization strategy?

The CR's protest is fueled by their dissatisfaction with the government's response to their demands for agricultural protections. The union aims to secure changes to European regulations and import controls, arguing these measures would benefit small farmers without significant cost. The timing coincides with upcoming agricultural chamber elections, where the CR seeks to challenge the dominant FNSEA-JA alliance.

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Apr 24, 10:14

Piraeus Bank Seeks Approval for Ethniki Asfalistiki Acquisition

Piraeus Bank's acquisition of Ethniki Asfalistiki awaits approval from the Hellenic Competition Commission, Bank of Greece, and SSM, contingent upon Ethniki Asfalistiki's asset growth to €6.1 billion and the application of a Danish compromise to reduce capital burden.

Piraeus Bank Seeks Approval for Ethniki Asfalistiki Acquisition

Piraeus Bank's acquisition of Ethniki Asfalistiki awaits approval from the Hellenic Competition Commission, Bank of Greece, and SSM, contingent upon Ethniki Asfalistiki's asset growth to €6.1 billion and the application of a Danish compromise to reduce capital burden.

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How did Ethniki Asfalistiki's improved 2024 financial performance impact the planned acquisition by Piraeus Bank?

Ethniki Asfalistiki's 2024 profit of €15.2 million, compared to a €60.6 million loss in 2023, reflects improvements in general insurance and a reduction in losses in life and health insurance. The increase in assets is crucial for the Piraeus Bank's acquisition, triggering further regulatory approvals from both Greek and European authorities. The improved financial performance strengthens Ethniki Asfalistiki's position.

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Dec 18, 16:15

Stellantis to Increase Italian Production with New Models

Stellantis, facing declining sales and a CEO change, announced plans to boost production at its six Italian plants starting in 2026 with over a dozen new models by 2032, including a new Fiat Pandina and updated 500, while Turin becomes the headquarters for European operations.

Stellantis to Increase Italian Production with New Models

Stellantis, facing declining sales and a CEO change, announced plans to boost production at its six Italian plants starting in 2026 with over a dozen new models by 2032, including a new Fiat Pandina and updated 500, while Turin becomes the headquarters for European operations.

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What specific actions is Stellantis taking to address concerns about its Italian operations and the recent decline in sales?

Stellantis, the world's fourth-largest automaker, announced plans to increase production at its six Italian plants starting in 2026, launching over a dozen new models by 2032. This follows the resignation of former CEO Carlos Tavares and the appointment of a committee led by John Elkann. Turin will become the headquarters for Stellantis' European operations starting in January 2024.

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