Analysis | Investment | 4 Jun It’s finally the moment for revenue-based startup financing As venture capital funding dries up, revenue-based financing is looking increasingly attractive for many startups.
Analysis | Micromobility | 3 Jun The big scooter bounce back begins Scooter operators have had a hard few months — but now they're springing back into action. Who's taken the lead?
Analysis | Ecommerce | 2 Jun The surprise sectors set to boom post-lockdown Universities, estate agents and recruiters set for a serious shakeup in the post-lockdown world, finds a new report.
Analysis | Cities | 2 Jun Why Covid is your ticket to working by the beach If everyone’s working remotely, will Europe’s tech capitals lose to smaller hubs with lifestyle perks? Marseille for one is making a push to shine.
Analysis | Corporate Innovation | 2 Jun Banking is less innovative than the textile industry RSM International surveyed 791 companies and used their responses to rank industries for innovations. The results were surprising.
Analysis | Micromobility | 29 May Scooter wars are back on — in the UK Europe's scooter startups have a new battleground: Britain. Here's how they plan to win.
Analysis | Robotics | 29 May Delivery robots thrive in the coronavirus lockdown Estonian companies Starship and Cleveron have rolled out a ballet corps of smart robots to help in coronatimes.
Analysis | Fintech | 28 May Who is Monzo’s new CEO, TS Anil? The big thinker, "no bullshit" people person is ready to shake things up, say his confidants.
Analysis | Fintech | 28 May Digital banks vs high-street players: A battle for speed A new study shows a number of incumbents are catching up with digital banks on user experience.
Analysis | Hiring and workforce | 26 May What’s happening to the talent market? Eight key things for startups and scaleups to know about the European talent market during and after the crisis.
Analysis | Education | 26 May Edtech’s biggest threat? Kids As coronavirus has forced classrooms around the world to move online, kids are getting creative in trying to sabotage lessons
Analysis | Corporate Innovation | 26 May Can quantum-inspired supercomputers crack the Covid-19 drug challenge? Fujitsu sets itself a hard problem as it enters the healthcare market.
Analysis | Data | 25 May The status quo leaves minority founders fending for themselves A new report finds that government schemes and VCs alike are not offering much support to diverse founders — but plans are afoot to kickstart a change, with data.
Analysis | Hiring and workforce | 25 May Developers still kings and queens of tech jobs through Covid Developers remain in high demand. Furloughed staff from sales to human resources are enrolling into coding bootcamps to spice up their resumes.
Analysis | Fintech | 25 May 18 fintechs that investors think will thrive post-lockdown Europe's fintech sector has been hit by the pandemic, but there are still several companies that (impartial) investors are excited by.
Analysis | Digital Banks | 22 May When should startup founders stop being CEOs? Should they make way for the pros when it comes time to scale?
