Sponsored News | Marketing | 24 Jan UK startups: 33 rising stars (and just three from London) Tech Nation, the UK network for ambitious entrepreneurs, unveils the 33 startups it thinks are set for success.
News | Corporate Innovation | 21 Jan Corporate innovation weekly: Slingshots to space, fingerprinting objects and how to ask better questions This is what Europe's biggest corporations got up to this week in innovation.
News | Hospitality | 21 Jan Hotel room-by-the-hour startup ByHours raises €8m: Just don’t mention “love hotels” Travel startup ByHours is disrupting the hotel industry by allowing weary travellers to book rooms in 3, 6 and 12 hour blocks.
News | Hiring and workforce | 20 Jan Europe loosens rules on stock options, but employees are still sceptical France joins the wave of countries loosening rules on stock options, but employees still prefer hard cash.
News | 19 Jan Meet the startup that just snagged the first investment from Europe’s biggest impact fund Elsa Science is the "perfect example" of the kind of startup the fund is looking to back.
News | Fintech | 15 Jan Goldman-Sachs backed fintech Raisin eyes US launch after acquisition Raisin has just made its fourth acquisition in a year, and its first for its upcoming US mission. It's a long road ahead in the US, but it could become the wealth manager's biggest market.
News | Venture Capital | 15 Jan Felix Capital’s new $300m fund: Is thematic investing the way forward for European VCs? Digital lifestyle-focused venture capital firm Felix Capital raises $300m for its third fund. Is this a model others should follow?
News | Venture Capital | 15 Jan Britain’s tech industry shrugs off Brexit fears with record £10bn startup investment Asian and US investors now account for 45% of all funding for UK startups.
News | Corporate Innovation | 14 Jan Corporate innovation weekly: CES, AI drug discovery and customised creams This is what Europe's biggest corporations got up to this week in innovation.
News | Startup Life | 13 Jan Silicon south coast: the UK’s growing coastal tech hubs Brighton and Bournemouth don’t usually receive attention for their tech, but they have amongst the highest ratio of tech startups relative to other new businesses
News | Education | 13 Jan Alt-MBA school Jolt raises $14.1m to triple number of campuses As MBA applications decline, investors are putting their money behind new types of professional development companies.
News | Fintech | 8 Jan Questions for Klarna as study warns “pay later” schemes damaging millions of shoppers’ credit scores "Buy now pay later" options are becoming more popular credit options. But new research suggests shoppers are still unaware of the dangers, predicting over 2m UK users have seen credit scores plummet
News | Corporate Innovation | 7 Jan Corporate innovation weekly: toilet robots, deepfakes and the next frontier for AI This is what Europe's biggest corporations got up to in terms of innovation and working with startups
News | Food | 7 Jan Karma battles food waste with smart fridges The Swedish food waste app is rolling out communal fridges to make it easier to distribute meals
News | Venture Capital | 23 Dec Klarna cofounder Niklas Adalberth’s Norrsken Foundation launches €100m impact fund Klarna’s cofounder is launching the biggest impact fund for early-stage tech startups in Europe — and he wants to convince other VCs to follow suit.
News | Mobility | 20 Dec Solar electric car startup Sono Motors has less than two weeks to crowdfund €50m A Munich-based startup has dumped prospective investment deals to embark on an ambitious — some say impossible — crowdfunding campaign to get its solar electric vehicle into production. But will it make it?
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