News | Corporate Innovation | 10 Jul Wazoku buys US rival to enter North American market UK idea management software company raises £1.25m to support expansion
News | Quantum | 8 Jul PQShield raises £5.5m for effort to secure computers against quantum threat The Oxford University spinout has just come out of stealth mode
News | Corporate Innovation | 7 Jul Corporate innovation weekly: AI vs pests, bye bye batteries, staff scooters This is what Europe's largests corporations have been investing in recently: scooters for staff, AI to fight pests and the 10 types of innovation to know.
News | Corporate accelerators | 7 Jul New bootcamp wants to start 1700 companies a day An insanely ambitious project by Rainmaking is aiming to turn people laid off because of coronavirus into entrepreneurs.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 7 Jul AB InBev launches beer tech to help pubs survive Coronavirus has made the pub a different kind of experience. AB InBev's Z Tech unit is creating systems to help the drinks industry cope.
News | Pharma | 3 Jul Four new studies show AI-discovered rheumatoid drug could treat Covid-19 If baricitinib is proven effective it will be a boost for drug discovery firm Benevolent AI.
Analysis | Agriculture | 2 Jul The race to save the banana Tropic Biosciences is using gene editing to create a banana resistant to the deadly Panama disease that threatens to wipe out the fruit worldwide.
News | Corporate Innovation | 30 Jun Corporate innovation weekly: speedy unicorns and monitoring methane This is what Europe's largest companies have been investing in: used car marketplaces, methane monitoring, tech to speed up hiring and renting.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 30 Jun Hoping for a pet tech unicorn Nestlé’s Purina Petcare has launched its first accelerator programme, helping 5 pet care startups scale with at least SFr 50,000 in funding.
News | Corporate Innovation | 30 Jun 64% of companies are cutting innovation budgets A survey of large French companies shows they are going for fewer projects but looking to scale them up faster.
Analysis | Corporate Innovation | 30 Jun The world’s 50 most innovative companies — and what we can learn from them It’s not about size or culture, says Boston Consulting Group. This is what really matters.
Analysis | Flying Cars | 29 Jun Hydrogen is the only way to make flying cars viable says Urban Aeronautics founder A nippy flying car small enough to land on any urban street will need to be powered by hydrogen rather than batteries. This is why.
News | Corporate Innovation | 23 Jun Corporate innovation weekly: the rise of hydrogen This is what Europe's biggest companies have been investing in: solid-state batteries, hydrogen fuel, no code robots and quantum computing.
Analysis | Corporate Innovation | 23 Jun Case studies of corporate innovation projects you need to read From ABN Amro to Waitrose, these are the accounts — good and bad — of the corporate innovation projects at some of Europe's largest companies.
News | Corporate Innovation | 23 Jun New incubator to turn jobless energy workers into entrepreneurs A wave of redundancies in the oil and gas sector could turn into a wave of new startups.
News | Agriculture | 22 Jun Connecterra gets €7.8m boost for connected cows A system that monitors cows wearing Fitbit-style sensors can help increase milk yield and decrease the amount of antibiotics used in dairy farming.
