Analysis | Startup Life | 24 Mar Coronavirus: Which startups are winning and losing? Europe’s founders on how coronavirus has shaken their plans.
Analysis | Healthtech | 2 Mar From robots to AI drugs, here are six tech startups fighting coronavirus Six founders talk about their cornavirus-fighting tech.
News | Communities | 24 Feb European tech events ploughing ahead despite coronavirus fears Mobile World Congress may have been called off, but OurCrowd Summit, one of the biggest conferences in the Middle East, went ahead as planned.
Analysis | Food | 14 Jan 3D-printed steaks are starting to actually look like meat Thanks to these European 3D printing startups, vegetarian meat is moving up from burger patties to actual steaks.
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.
Analysis | Finance | 13 Jan Islamic fintechs are on the rise — but how viable is this tailored offering? Islamic finance is ‘going digital’ to better serve the world’s 1.8bn Muslims. Still, it's uncertain if religious fintechs can attract a critical mass, and compete with their European secular peers.
News | Hiring and workforce | 2 Dec Two of Silicon Valley’s most crucial hubs outside the US are about to get connected Dublin and Tel Aviv are major hubs for Silicon Valley firms like Google and Facebook. The cities are about to be joined by a direct flight for the first time, and tech workers are excited.
News | VC | 7 Oct “This fixation on raising huge amounts is crazy” The investors behind Just Eat and iZettle explain plans for new $300m fund
News | VC | 6 Sep These were the biggest European tech startup news stories this week From startup investing by Serena Williams and Usain Bolt to mega-bucks into blockchain, it was another big week for European startup news. Here's the news you need to know.
Analysis | Health | 28 Aug Are microbiome gut health tests “bullshit”? “We have yet only seen the tip of the iceberg."
Analysis | Artificial Intelligence | 5 Aug Israel’s Black Mirror unicorn shows deep cracks Infibond has links to Goldman Sachs, a billionaire Hong Kong family and has won a $1.25bn valuation. But what is it actually selling?
Interview | Future of Work | 1 Aug Interview with Fiverr’s Micha Kaufman: “The labour market is undergoing a revolution” Sifted speaks to the founder of Israeli tech startup Fiverr about the future of work, leadership and building a startup that went public.
Analysis | Angel Investing | 24 Jun How to make a smart angel investment The number of angel investors in Europe keeps growing year on year. Do you want in?
Analysis | Health | 20 Jun ‘Menopause tech’ is the hot new niche in femtech Femtech founders are taking on the world of hot flushes, emotional turbulence and flagging libido. But can Europe build menopause tech for the masses?
Analysis | Investment | 20 May Israel’s startup IPO drought is finally coming to an end Dozens of Israeli startups are set to go public this year, creating a new batch of multi-millionaires
Analysis | Consumer | 14 May Cannabis tampon startup Daye proves Europe’s CBD market is flying high Europe's CBD startups are developing treatments for pain relief, anxiety and depression.
