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Reed Stevenson

Position: Chief Correspondent, Netherlands
Reed leads a team of reporters covering news out of the Netherlands, from businesses to the international courts in The Hague. Before this, he was based in Seattle, reporting on Microsoft and other news from the U.S. Pacific Northwest. Reed joined Reuters in Tokyo in 1996. He can often be found in a chess bar in Amsterdam.

Articles

UPDATE 4-Dutch govt to inject 3 bln euros into ABN AMRO November 19, 05:03pm EST 

AMSTERDAM/THE HAGUE, Nov 19 (Reuters) - The Dutch government said it would have to inject another 3 billion euros ($4.5 billion) into nationalised bank ABN AMRO [ABNNV.UL], raising the national debt with no immediate return for the state.  Full Article 

UPDATE 4-Dutch govt to inject 3 bln euros into ABN AMRO
Hague court upholds Sarajevo verdict against general
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Slip slidin' away

When Aart van der Waal chose 20 years ago to fish for eel rather than join the legal profession, he didn't expect to be told someday to make a choice between making a living and breaking the law.   Full Article 

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The rich aren't just interested in being nice to the environment, they're investing and spending money to get their green credentials. From investing in sustainable and clean energy enterprises, to carbon ...  Full Article 

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