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Netlog, the Ghent-based social network that was at one point more popular with young people in Belgium than Facebook, is no longer operating.
Espionage by the British intelligence service GCHQ in Belgacom’s telecommunications network was more extensive than previously thought, according to documents revealed by De Standaard
With 25,306 employees in 2013, Bpost maintains its position as Belgium's largest employer, despite ending last year with 11,000 fewer domestic jobs than in 2012, according to Trends magaz
Rail unions have expressed anger over Belgian rail boss Jo Cornu’s letter to staff, which threatened them with privatisation if the company’s financial situation doesn’t improve.
The Antwerp company neoScores has been chosen as the second-most promising start-up in the world by the jury of the prestigious Start-up Nations Summit, which took place this week in Seoul.
Name: Leila Strebelle
Nationality: Belgian-American
Age: 44
Location: Brussels
The Brussels city council is planning a new underground car park under the Place du Jeu de Balle/Vossenplein, the site of Brussels' best known flea market in the heart of the Marolles district.
An American company has entered the race to break the payment terminal monopoly in Belgium currently held by Worldline, formerly known as Banksys.
Belgian-American brewer giant AB InBev will invest €20 million to expand the capacity of its brewery in Leuven.
