Interview | Food | 14 Sep Future foods are not made of plants — they are made of air How Solar Foods is leading the food tech wave for the 20’s
News | VR/AR | 12 Aug Going against the current – VR company Varjo raises $54m Wasn’t VR dead? Well, not according to the backers of Finnish startup Varjo.
News | Fintech | 12 Aug Holvi pulls out of UK market after just 6 months due to Covid and Brexit uncertainty The BBVA-owned startup says a no-deal Brexit and uncertainty caused by Covid-19 mean the UK no longer makes sense as a new market.
Opinion | Corporate Innovation | 16 Jun Corporates — back employee spinouts rather than just cutting jobs 10 years ago, Nokia’s Bridge programme for employees it had made redundant created 300 new startups.
Analysis | Startup Life | 16 Jun Europe’s top tech for good startups to watch Here are European startups worth knowing that have built their business with social and environmental impact in mind. But will the tech for good opportunity survive coronavirus?
Opinion | Healthtech | 15 May Forget femtech: Let’s talk about why most health products default to ‘mentech’ Brands may need to think again about their product roadmaps.
Analysis | Coronavirus | 12 May How Covid-19 accelerated the success of Nordic tech in the US America is where high-flying Nordic startups go to grow up. Now, the coronavirus has given some an unlikely source of opportunity.
Analysis | Food | 29 Apr Online food startups sizzling — but for how long? Grocery and meal kit startups in Europe have seen record-breaking demand — but as Deliveroo announces big layoffs, it's clear some food delivery giants have a tough year ahead.
Analysis | Corporate Innovation | 28 Apr The era of the big head office is over After the Covid-19 pandemic every office will have to become a coworking space
News | Events | 6 Apr Finland’s Slush cancels November startup conference The conference planned for November 19 in Helsinki has been cancelled “due to the Covid-19 pandemic”.
Analysis | Startup Life | 24 Mar Coronavirus: Which startups are winning and losing? Europe’s founders on how coronavirus has shaken their plans.
Analysis | Hardware | 12 Feb Nine mental health startups smashing “taboo” in Europe Global investment in mental health startups has surged to £500m.
News | Fintech | 27 Jan Holvi launches in UK in despite Brexit uncertainty The Finnish startup enters a crowded and uncertain market, but says the UK's 6m microbusinesses make it the big prize for fintechs.
Interview | Future of Work | 17 Jan How Framery conquered the world’s tech workplaces — and grew 100x in five years With its soundproof booths, Framery killed noise in open-plan offices. Here’s how bootstrapping and grit equalled 100x growth.
Analysis | Corporate accelerators | 7 Jan End of the corporate pitch day The Nordics’ Combient Foundry isn’t looking to invest in startups; this group of corporates wants to give them business instead
Analysis | Artificial Intelligence | 17 Dec Can AI make a better whisky than a human “nose”? Not quite yet. But here are some ways tech is changing the drinks industry.
