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.
Mobility | 21 Aug A new tech hub joins the fray in mobility-mad Berlin Berlin may not have the big car companies, but it is becoming a centre for innovation in mobility. Just look at the giant new Drivery hub.
Artificial Intelligence | 20 Aug The Romanian unicorn automating your job UiPath wants to automate white-collar work with a "robot for every person". Its valuation has jumped 6000% in two years to $7bn as investors bet it will become a global champion.
VC | 19 Aug The alternative to VC investing everyone has been waiting for? It is no secret most VCs aren't profitable. So is this members-only blockchain token-based investment club a better alternative?
Construction | 15 Aug This is the “Uber moment” for housebuilding Faced with a housing crisis and a construction skills shortage the UK is becoming a testbed for building modular houses in smart factories.
Food | 14 Aug The food delivery startups, compared Ahead of further fierce battles to be fought between Europe's food delivery companies, we lay out the state of play: who's who, who's where and what's next?
Software | 14 Aug Food delivery firms cause kitchen chaos Competing food delivery channels can boost small restaurants' profits — but they cause havoc for staff.
Health | 13 Aug From Baze to Vitl, personalised vitamin startups want your blood Would you take a blood test for personalised supplements and vitamins?
Finance | 8 Aug Europe’s fintech startups target Generation Z Generation Z, defined as those born after 1996, represents both a lucrative, and under-served, market for fintech startups.
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.
Accelerators | 6 Aug Google and TechHub offer 30 grants to support diverse founders The new scheme in London is one of a wave of recently launched initiatives across the continent to support underrepresented founders.
Artificial Intelligence | 5 Aug Israel’s Black Mirror unicorn shows deep cracks Infibond has links to Goldman Sachs, a billionaire Hong Kong family and has won a $1.25bn valuation. But what is it actually selling?
Banking | 1 Aug Lime x N26: When a scooter startup gets into bed with a digital bank US mobility company Lime and German digital bank N26 have partnered up. Why?
Opinion | Education | 31 Jul ISAs: The way to solve the tech talent shortage in Europe Thanks to Lambda School, Income Share Agreements (or ISAs) are all the rage – but can they fix Europe's tech talent shortage?
Academia | 29 Jul “We must stop tech platforms from distracting us by design” James Williams, the former Google employee and author of Stand Out of Our Light, says we need to win back control of our attention from big tech
VC | 26 Jul These were the biggest European tech startup news stories this week From wanting to conquer America to record breaking fundraises, it was another big week for European startup news. Here's the news you need to know.
