Analysis | Health | 23 Oct How one of Europe’s most promising healthtech startups failed to scale We hear a lot about startup successes, but less about failures: this is the full story of how Sweden's Min Doktor failed to scale
Interview | Health | 21 Oct Healthtech startups look beyond Europe to expand The European healthcare system has legacy issues and lacks a problem-solving attitude, pushing startups like Kind to go elsewhere to scale.
News | Transport | 10 Oct Former Volvo boss raises $25m to disrupt the transport market with autonomous electric trucks Being the first driverless electric truck on public roads, Einride now has the means to take its sustainable transportation system to the US.
Analysis | Health | 8 Oct Escaping the grasp of Big Pharma — how one Nordic life science startup is carving its own route With investors giving medtech startups the shoulder, founders turn to the stock exchange or Big Pharma to survive. Sigrid Therapeutics has found a different path.
Analysis | Advertising | 25 Sep Why Oatly’s latest ad campaign went badly wrong in its native Sweden Chinese owners, upset farmers and an angry mob – no more honeymoon for Oatly as its latest anti-milk campaign creates a storm in Sweden.
Interview | Ecommerce | 23 Sep Danish startup Trustpilot has become the beating heart of online business With 65m reviews, Trustpilot is learning to spot the fakes and fight back with the help of algorithms.
News | Data | 19 Sep How much does it cost to make plastic smiley buttons? With $25m in fresh funds, HappyOrNot is about to supercharge its feedback buttons. And this time, it's all about the data.
News | Food | 18 Sep Vegetarian meal delivery startup Simple Feast raises €30m to take on the US Having already launched its veggie meals in Denmark and Sweden, Simple Feast sets its hopes on California.
Places | Events | 4 Sep Stockholm eyes the world record for the biggest female hackathon This weekend Sthlm Tech Fest is attempting to break the record for the world’s largest female hackathon – but can it attract enough women?
News | Insurance | 27 Aug Insurtech Hedvig raises €9m in bid to become Europe’s Lemonade Can the Swedish insurtech company spark off the tepid sector of home insurance in Europe?
Interview | Gaming | 26 Aug The early days of scaling $6bn Unity were a “slow-moving panic” Unity's David Helgason tells the story of when having $5m in the bank and a dream board still can be too much to handle.
Analysis | Banking | 21 Aug The Nordics have a new neo bank contender With backing from Greyhound and Socii, the Danish neo bank Lunar Way just betted big on Nordic millennials.
Places | Food | 13 Aug Noma veterans run a drinks business like a tech company Since the start in late 2016 the distillery Empirical Spirits has sparked the interest of tech venture capital and the public alike.
Interview | Banking | 9 Aug Klarna founder’s secret of success: Island life After an organisational restructuring, Sebastian Siemiatkowski sees new opportunities for Klarna to become one of the leading companies in its space.
Places | Finance | 7 Aug Meet the fintech startups born out of a financial crisis When a financial crisis hits town it may be the perfect timing to kick-off your startup.
Analysis | Banking | 6 Aug At $5.5bn Klarna is now the most highly-valued fintech in Europe A new $460m funding round will be used to help Klarna take the US market after four years of struggle.
