Analysis | Startup Life | 24 Mar Coronavirus: Which startups are winning and losing? Europe’s founders on how coronavirus has shaken their plans.
Analysis | Corporate Innovation | 25 Feb Eight predictions about the future of banking Forget community, banking the unbanked and become an identity service, suggests fintech panel
News | Venture Capital | 13 Dec Atomico launches second angel programme The European venture capital fund has given 15 new angels across Europe $100,000 each to invest in early-stage startups — and is honing in on female founders and sustainability.
Interview | Mobility | 13 Nov Electric scooters are a terrible business, says Bolt boss Bolt founder Markus Villig talks to Sifted about undercutting Uber, talks with SoftBank and why he never expects to make any money out of his scooter business.
News | Mobility | 13 Nov The week in mobility: Big raises for Voi and Frontier Car Group Our roundup of Europe's top mobility news this week: Voi raises $85m, Frontier Car Group raises $400m and Cowboy launches e-bikes in three new markets.
News | Mobility | 5 Nov Exclusive: Uber-rival Bolt held talks with SoftBank SoftBank has used its $97bn Vision Fund to back companies like WeWork, Uber, and Improbable. Could Bolt be next?
News | Artificial Intelligence | 11 Sep Deal-negotiating AI gets backing from ex-Skype founders Estonia's Pactum is building a chatbot that can negotiate a contract in 15 minutes and get more value for both sides.
Analysis | Health | 28 Aug Are microbiome gut health tests “bullshit”? “We have yet only seen the tip of the iceberg."
News | Food | 14 Aug Ride-hailing startup Bolt moves into food delivery Bolt, the Tallinn-based thorn in Uber’s side, is moving into food delivery in eastern Europe this year — and it thinks it has an edge over its much better-funded competitors.
Analysis | Artificial Intelligence | 5 Jun The Estonian government has an AI which will tell you when to see the doctor, when to exercise and even what job to do (But the Baltic pioneer has stopped short of giving AI special legal status)
Analysis | Finance | 24 May TransferWise has turned employees into millionaires Transferwise employees and alumni, so-called "Wisers", are now armed with more than $70m to pour into new ventures as the fintech becomes the highest valued in Europe.
Analysis | Advertising | 19 Mar Sprayprinter: the graffiti robot startup that’s turning down millions Sprayprinter's wall-scaling robot will paint a mural advert for $10,000 — but only if it's artistic.
Places | Future of Work | 12 Mar Founders flee to Estonia’s digital paradise Sifted talks to some of the 56,000 people who have applied for Estonian e-residency, and finds out why they love it.
Opinion | Finance | 1 Feb “We had a disruptor mindset from the beginning” Taavet Hinrikus from TransferWise talks about guerilla marketing, how to ‘blitzscale’ and hiring post-Brexit.
How To | Funding | 30 Jan Bumps and startup bias: How to balance babies with business "There are two types of women here, the mums and the hard workers”. Oh no you didn't.
Analysis | Investment | 19 Dec What can blockchain investors do that VCs can’t? Neufund's Zoe Adamovitz and Funderbeam’s Kaidi Ruusalepp explain what their blockchain-powered investment platforms bring to the European startup scene.
