Analysis | Fintech | 21 Sep Is Klarna worth $11bn? The Swedish fintech has a shiny new price-tag. Its challenge now is convincing public investors it's worth it ahead of a rumoured listing
Analysis | Startup Life | 21 Sep Where founders go all-in How a secretive poker event became the must-do for the tech elite
Analysis | Healthtech | 17 Sep Digital doctor consultations: what happens next? A true digital healthcare revolution will take a lot more than a boom in video consultations with doctors.
News | Fintech | 15 Sep Klarna becomes Europe’s most valuable fintech after raising at $11bn valuation Klarna has raised $650m with a post-money valuation of $10.65bn, making the Swedish company by far the most valuable fintech in Europe.
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
Interview | Startup Life | 9 Sep Eight-time founder: “Don’t do what I did” The cofounder of Kry is calling for a change in focus for startups
News | Fintech | 8 Sep Klarna raising fresh funds at $10bn valuation — reports The Swedish fintech ended its 14-year streak of profitability last year but has enjoyed a strong surge during Coronavirus
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 8 Sep How to build a “playground for creativity” at a big company The founder of Swedish innovation agency says corporates need to protect their creatives, start a sci-fi book club and an internal blog.
News | Deeptech | 7 Sep The Estonian superbattery that is beating Tesla Skeleton Technologies' battery can be charged in just 15 seconds, and can go through hundreds of thousands of recharge cycles.
Analysis | Investment | 3 Sep How Oatly chose cash over brand How a new owner made the oat milk company unpopular (again).
Sponsored Analysis | Healthtech | 3 Sep The fastest growing healthtech startups in Sweden and the UK From staffing platforms to video consultations, dozens of healthtech startups based in the UK and Sweden have seen impressive growth over the past year.
News | Corporate Innovation | 1 Sep Rainmaking switches to co-investment model Innovation consultancy Rainmaking is forgoing set fees in favour of co-investing in the startups it builds for corporations.
Analysis | Fintech | 31 Aug The rise of an ethical alternative to payday lenders? Earned wage access startups offering access to your money as soon as you’ve earned it are appearing across Europe
Analysis | Coronavirus | 27 Aug CEE investors pick potential winners in a post-Covid world The central and eastern European companies and trends that investors think could thrive in the new global landscape.
Analysis | Mobility | 26 Aug Diving in: startups go underwater to save their scooters One European scooter company has a new way to save them.
Analysis | Healthtech | 26 Aug The new El Dorado for healthtech startups Germany has been slow to embrace digital health — but with new legislation, Europe's largest healthcare market is opening up to startups.
