Voices | VC | 28 May The secret of investing in the €3.7tn age tech market The elderly just want to have fun
In Practice | Finance | 24 May TransferWise has turned employees into millionaires Transferwise employees and alumni, so-called "Wisers", are now armed with more than $70m to pour into new ventures as the fintech becomes the highest valued in Europe.
In Practice | Work trends | 7 May Big corporates are only interested in “innovation theatre” Startup disruption is a key motivator for corporate innovation in Europe, but a new survey shows big companies still turn their backs on startups.
Big Ideas | Science | 1 May How an “Internet of Things for science labs” startup is going viral Step into the science lab: a world swiftly being taken over by smart hardware but where researchers still make notes on paper. Doh.
Places | Consumer | 30 Apr Insider view: surfing startups on Porto’s beach Portugal's coastal city is becoming an international hub for startup founders, digital nomads and venture capitalists, says Porto's startup expert Shadi Mahassel.
In Practice | Science | 17 Apr How the CERN physics lab is supercharging European startups The world's biggest physics lab runs startup accelerators all over Europe. But turning science into business isn't much easier than finding the God particle.
In Practice | Security | 4 Apr Four British startups graduate from GCHQ’s “secret” spy school First ever cohort of GCHQ's Manchester startup programme tackle social isolation, recruitment, shopping behaviour and gadget automation.
Big Ideas | Health | 4 Apr Can tech improve your “emotional fitness”? London’s entrepreneurs think so Videos to boost specific neurotransmitters, mind control headsets, and even digitally-driven digital detox: the next-gen mental health apps
Places | Hiring and workforce | 2 Apr Insider view: Three cities along Poland’s Baltic coast are attracting Europe’s entrepreneurs Three cities along Poland's Baltic coast are becoming a new destination for Europe's entrepreneurs. Local experts share the Tricity's secrets.
In Practice | Marketing | 2 Apr Buzzbar: This marketing “bar” serves up booze and business advice by-the-hour Drop-in marketing service Buzzbar is a cross between an Apple store, a coworking space, and a marketing agency for bootstrapped startups
Voices | Payments | 26 Mar Stripe’s UK manager warns of “heavy cost” for Europe Online payments giant Stripe is pushing ahead with its European expansion, but the company's UK manager sees more than one challenge on the horizon.
Big Ideas | Entertainment | 25 Mar Tinder for casting talent Romantic matchmaking moved online years ago, so why are film directors still searching for actors the old fashioned way?
In Practice | Work trends | 19 Mar When a founder takes paternity leave Taking significant time off is always a challenge for work-obsessed startup founders. It's even more complicated for expectant fathers struggling to set the right tone for paternity leave.
Big Ideas | Agriculture | 8 Mar Cannabis queen takes on big pharma Entrepreneur Alexandra Chong is taking her "natural" and "sun-grown" medical cannabis to Europe — but can she beat big pharma?
Big Ideas | Fitness | 26 Feb Football boots keeping score Israeli-British startup PlayerMaker has launched its performance-enhancing football tech this season — and has big plans for conquering Europe.
Opinion | AI | 25 Feb “AI ethics should be a forethought, not an afterthought” OpenAI's new "dangerous" text-writing tool epitomises the "invent first, worry later" approach.
