| − | '''Eindhoven''' is a city in the province of [[Brabant]] along the Dommel river, in the south of the [[Netherlands]]. It's called ''Lichtstad'' (City of light) because it is the location of the headquarter of giant electronics corporation, Philips (full name: Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.) that also produces lighting products, the company has an annual revenue equivalent to about $40 billion. (The U.S. corporation General Electric has revenues of about $150 billion, but much of it is from non-electronics businesses). The city has a population of 225.020 (2016).<ref>https://www.britannica.com/place/Eindhoven</ref> | + | '''Eindhoven''' is a city in the province of [[North Brabant]] along the Dommel river, in the south of the [[Netherlands]]. It's called ''Lichtstad'' (City of light) because it is the location of the headquarter of giant electronics corporation, Philips (full name: Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.) that also produces lighting products, the company has an annual revenue equivalent to about $40 billion. (The U.S. corporation General Electric has revenues of about $150 billion, but much of it is from non-electronics businesses). The city has a population of 225.020 (2016).<ref>https://www.britannica.com/place/Eindhoven</ref> |