Analysis | Fintech | 31 Aug The rise of an ethical alternative to payday lenders? Earned wage access startups offering access to your money as soon as you’ve earned it are appearing across Europe
Analysis | Coronavirus | 27 Aug CEE investors pick potential winners in a post-Covid world The central and eastern European companies and trends that investors think could thrive in the new global landscape.
News | Workspaces | 7 Aug TechHub may be down and out in London, but not in Eastern Europe The coworking space's London operations may be closing, but its Eastern European offshoots vow to push on.
Analysis | Venture Capital | 5 Aug Eight top female startup investors to know in Eastern Europe Leading female investors in the CEE region discuss the role of female founders, and what more can be done to improve the gender balance
Interview | Healthtech | 13 Jul Fixing an ageing approach to care Covid-19 has shown us that elderly care needs a rapid rethink, says Cera CEO Ben Maruthappu
Analysis | Data | 8 Jul In data: The impact of Covid-19 on Europe’s startups European startups have turned to government-backed loans and freezing hiring to combat the effects of the coronavirus crisis, but it's not all bad news.
Analysis | Healthtech | 6 Jul No doctor required Are home-testing healthcare startups ready to push beyond the worried well, and could COVID-19 help them do it?
News | Deeptech | 22 Jun AImotive raises $20m to become Europe’s ‘largest VC-backed automated driving company’ Hungarian startup has raised over $70m as it looks for affordable and software-driven solutions to making autonomous driving a reality.
Analysis | Deeptech | 17 Jun Building a utopian Martian village in the Californian desert Interstellar Lab is building a prototype Mars settlement in California to research living on the red planet. Tourists could go for $6,000 a week.
Interview | Fintech | 22 May Abandoning your home market is never easy, but sometimes it’s necessary Finiata chief executive Jan Enno Einfeld explains why his Berlin-based company is exiting the German market to focus its resources on Poland.
Analysis | Coronavirus | 14 May Cleaning up coronavirus Startups focusing on innovative disinfection solutions are seeing a huge surge in interest.
Analysis | Digital Health | 13 Apr Mental health startups boom as pandemic anxieties worsen Coronavirus is driving a surge in demand for digital mental health solutions.
Analysis | Investment | 2 Apr Peer-to-peer industry faces rocky road ahead With coronavirus dampening stock markets, P2P lenders are hoping for a resurgence. But not everyone is so confident.
News | Consumer | 17 Mar Refurbed raises $17m to sell you second-hand laptops and smartphones With every new smartphone and laptop our e-waste footprint is only growing
Interview | Software | 5 Feb Inside GitLab, the startup with the largest all-remote team in the world It’s Ukraine’s first unicorn, has over 1,000 (entirely remote) employees and is planning a public listing for later this year. Time to meet GitLab
Analysis | Ecommerce | 3 Feb The rising stars of Lithuania’s startup scene Following Vinted's €128m funding round, we look at the rising stars of the Lithuanian startup ecosystem.
