News | Mobility | 16 Oct The week in mobility: electric cars & Uber’s grocery play Uber buys an on-demand grocery startup and Dyson drops electric vehicles, while Swedish startup Uniti's compact electric car goes on sale.
News | Mobility | 9 Oct The week in mobility: scooter funding & regulation debate Scooter startups raise even more money, while further regulatory crackdowns seem imminent in Paris. Plus a mysterious new micromobility vehicle is in the making.
Interview | Transport | 2 Oct “We’re not going to launch a Blablatrains” French unicorn Blablacar has conquered the world of carpooling. Can it also become the go-to app for booking long-distance buses — and trains?
News | VC | 26 Sep Project A raises $200m to invest in early-stage European startups Berlin-based Project A is Europe's original "operational VC". Is this latest fund a sign that it's a model others should follow?
Interview | Mobility | 25 Sep Cazoo goes full speed ahead Zoopla founder Alex Chesterman’s latest startup is as ambitious as they come; Cazoo, a used car retailer, has raised £56.5m, hired 120 people and hasn’t even launched yet.
Analysis | VC | 19 Sep London’s VCs are rubbish at diversity London VC firms remain woefully behind on diversity and inclusion, according to Diversity VC's latest report. That's not good enough.
Analysis | Food | 14 Aug The food delivery startups, compared Ahead of further fierce battles to be fought between Europe's food delivery companies, we lay out the state of play: who's who, who's where and what's next?
Analysis | Software | 14 Aug Food delivery firms cause kitchen chaos Competing food delivery channels can boost small restaurants' profits — but they cause havoc for staff.
News | Food | 14 Aug Ride-hailing startup Bolt moves into food delivery Bolt, the Tallinn-based thorn in Uber’s side, is moving into food delivery in eastern Europe this year — and it thinks it has an edge over its much better-funded competitors.
Places | Food | 12 Aug Deliveroo pulls out of Germany Food delivery giant Deliveroo has told customers that it is pulling out of the competitive German market this week.
Opinion | Food | 12 Aug Deliveroo’s helicopter: New heights or new lows? Last Friday, Deliveroo's "1,000ft" restaurant took off. It was a fun PR stunt; it was also a sign of what happens when startups are high on too much VC cash.
How To | Communities | 6 Aug Top 50+ communities for underrepresented founders in Europe An ever-growing list of schemes and networks which support diverse and underrepresented founders in Europe's tech ecosystem.
Analysis | Accelerators | 6 Aug Google and TechHub offer 30 grants to support diverse founders The new scheme in London is one of a wave of recently launched initiatives across the continent to support underrepresented founders.
Interview | Consumer | 6 Aug Estée Lauder won’t stop fighting this tiny French beauty startup French startup Wired Beauty has been fighting multinational beauty conglomerate Estée Lauder over the name of its trademarked app for four years — and it keeps on winning.
Analysis | Banking | 1 Aug Lime x N26: When a scooter startup gets into bed with a digital bank US mobility company Lime and German digital bank N26 have partnered up. Why?
Analysis | Finance | 22 Jul Europe’s fintechs are playing the long game Startup football leagues are springing up across Europe — and they're a sign that the ecosystem is ready to compete globally.
