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The Brussels hotels this summer report an occupancy rate of 70%, and museums and tourist attractions in the capital are also seeing more visitors than in past years, writes Bruzz.
The Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert, not far from the Grand Place, are now home to a second Aksum Coffee House location, reports Bruzz.
At Coca-Cola Services in Anderlecht, 50 to 75 of the 218 jobs will be lost, confirms Tina De Greef of the Christian trade union LBC-NVK.
The Brussels Commercial Court has ruled to remove the protective status afforded for years to the coffee capsules of the famous Nespresso brand, writes De Tijd.
Belgium's top footballers are not paid nearly as much as world stars Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi, who have €78.7 million and €72.8 million, respectively, in their bank accounts, according to
The Belgian cinema group Kinepolis has received the green light from the competition watchdog to build new complexes in Belgium, reports De Tijd.
Nearly half (46%) of the self-employed people and small business owners in Brussels do not have the Belgian nationality, writes Het Laatste Nieuws.
Studying is fun this week in Ghent as Coca-Cola holds its first 'Study Festival' for students at the Ghelamco Arena, complete with food and sports activities,
The Belgian restaurant chain Balls & Glory wants to open 50 new restaurants by 2025, including one in New York city, says founder Wim Ballieu (pictured
