Analysis | Coronavirus | 31 Aug The EU Recovery Fund: a €750bn make-or-break moment for southern Europe Southern Europe is about to spend an unprecedented amount of money on its Covid-19 recovery — but how can it avoid the pain of the last crash?
Sponsored Analysis | Funding | 19 Jun Why it’s not too early to think about an IPO Think an IPO is a million miles away for your startup or scaleup? Think again.
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.
News | Government | 24 Apr 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.
Analysis | Funding | 7 Apr Southern European governments must act now to save startups Entrepreneurs say that current coronavirus response measures fall short and that many startups could disappear as a result.
Analysis | Hiring | 1 Apr Startups still hiring in Europe amid coronavirus A list of European startups that are still hiring in the current climate.
Analysis | Startup Life | 24 Mar Coronavirus: Which startups are winning and losing? Europe’s founders on how coronavirus has shaken their plans.
Analysis | Startup Life | 19 Mar Virus-struck Italian startups rally to their country’s cause A lockdown that was originally deemed a nuisance is now seen as a patriotic public duty.
Analysis | Startup Life | 5 Mar Coronavirus is hurting Italian small businesses — but tech startups are fine For businesses whose customers are in the cloud, Milan’s virtual shut down has had little impact. But for those rooted in meatspace, it’s a struggle.
Interview | Mobility | 27 Feb BlaBlaCar on doing deals and getting back to profit Chief executive Nicolas Brusson talks about acquisitions, growth and when BlaBlaCar will be ready for the stock market.
Analysis | Fintech | 12 Dec The startups killing Italy’s cash economy Italy is still a predominantly cash economy, which presents a challenge to Europe's fintech startups such as Qonto and N26 trying to conquer the market. What's their plan?
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 | 12 Nov Electric bike startup Cowboy hits the streets in three new countries This is where the direct-to-consumer phenomenon meets Europe’s micromobilty revolution.
Opinion | Investment | 8 Nov Female entrepreneurs are being let down by other women The lack of women at the venture capital level is a drop in the ocean compared to the bigger problem: women are not supporting other women in business.
Opinion | Mobility | 2 Sep Cities now have three choices for how to regulate e-scooters Cities have three choices for how to regulate e-scooters: be monopolies, aggregators, or platforms.
Places | Accelerators | 19 Jul Italy sends its startups abroad to grow into unicorns Where many other countries are trying to stop the brain drain and keep their entrepreneurs at home, Italy appears to be actively exporting its founders.
