Analysis | Hiring | 1 Apr Startups still hiring in Europe amid coronavirus A list of European startups that are still hiring in the current climate.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 31 Mar “You cannot assume that old knowledge is still valid” Alex Mahr, cofounder of Stryber, helps companies build startup portfolios. Many companies, he says, start the process late and don't know how to measure results.
Analysis | Workspaces | 31 Mar Are coworking spaces doomed? In the time of social distancing, what’s happening to the spaces that exist to bring people together?
Analysis | Healthtech | 25 Mar Digital doctor demand goes through the roof The coronavirus pandemic could be what pushes digital health into the mainstream — if these startups don’t mess the next few months up.
Analysis | Startup Life | 24 Mar Coronavirus: Which startups are winning and losing? Europe’s founders on how coronavirus has shaken their plans.
News | Flying Cars | 24 Mar Engine fires and coronavirus: How Lilium managed to raise $240m in tough times Last month its prototype aircraft caught fire. Now coronavirus will halt all test flights. But Lilium has still managed to raise a new round.
Analysis | Hiring and workforce | 20 Mar Coronafiles: Who’s getting hired, who’s getting fired? Expect hiring freezes, big layoffs and salary cuts.
News | Government | 18 Mar Support measures for startups affected by coronavirus: the ultimate resource Government-backed resources for startups in Europe impacted by coronavirus, including grants, loans and other measures.
Opinion | Hiring and workforce | 16 Mar Berlin is crap and no-one is talking about it Berlin is unlikely to overtake London as Europe's top tech hub anytime soon.
Analysis | Property | 12 Mar Co-living: Fad or phenomenon? Co-living startups continue to raise funds — and open up rooms — across Europe. But when will the trend truly take off?
Analysis | Venture Capital | 9 Mar VCs have to fundraise too Inside SuperVenture: the bizarre conference where VCs flock to raise their next fund — and not all succeed.
Interview | Food | 6 Mar YFood: Germany’s fast-growing competitor to Huel and Soylent Meal replacement brand YFood was boosted by a hit TV show appearance and winning a big-name investor
News | Fintech | 5 Mar Customer blunders and tensions at the top – behind N26’s failed UK expansion Last month, German digital bank N26 announced it was leaving the UK, blaming Brexit. But an investigation shows the company had faced a regulatory mishap in the weeks prior.
Interview | Deeptech | 20 Feb German unicorn Celonis’ secret sauce: universities Celonis is valued at over $2.5bn — but the deeptech company which started as a university project still relishes its research roots.
Analysis | Mobility | 19 Feb What’s next in Europe’s scooter wars? City tenders, operational costs and funding fatigue could all kill European scooter startups this year. But will they?
Analysis | Fintech | 13 Feb Meet the fastest growing fintech startups in Germany Germany is Europe's second largest fintech hub, after the UK. These are the startups which have hired the fastest in the last year.
