Opinion | Startup Life | 7 Sep Let your employees cash out Great people aren’t going to jump ship just because they’ve sold some shares; they’ll probably be more likely to stay.
Sponsored Interview | Investment | 4 Sep How to make B2B investors fall in love with you What are B2B investors looking for? What areas are they focusing on? And how can founders get on their radar?
Analysis | Investment | 3 Sep How Oatly chose cash over brand How a new owner made the oat milk company unpopular (again).
Interview | Startup Life | 13 Aug Turning €4,000 into a unicorn: lessons from Klaxoon’s founder Matthieu Beucher started Klaxoon after a stint at a car parts factory. Here’s about turning his idea into the next French billion-euro startup — despite financiers with cold feet.
News | Digital Health | 28 Jul Withings raises $60m for healthcare pivot Fitbit type devices aren't just for fitness fanatics — they could also play a huge role in cutting down high blood pressure and other chronic diseases. That's the market Withings is going after.
News | Marketing | 22 Jul AB Tasty raises a delicious $40m and doubles down on US expansion The Paris marketing startup is raising money and accelerating its US push. Its founder moving to New York has been instrumental.
Analysis | Deeptech | 17 Jun Building a utopian Martian village in the Californian desert Interstellar Lab is building a prototype Mars settlement in California to research living on the red planet. Tourists could go for $6,000 a week.
Interview | Startup Life | 11 Jun Could Meero’s founder be the next Emmanuel Macron? Meero’s flamboyant founder Thomas Rebaud has been thinking a lot about employees, doing deals — and politics.
News | Startup Life | 4 Jun 94% of VC-backed startups are going to survive Covid Station F’s ecosystem survey looks at how startups are coping with coronavirus. The answer is: mostly well.
Sponsored How To | Deeptech | 1 Jun How to scale your deeptech startup to success Could the EIT Digital Challenge be the boost your startup needs for international growth?
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 4 Feb “You need to know where the bodies are buried” Christina Wallace, entrepreneur-in-residence at Harvard Business School, on how to hack corporate red tape and get innovation ideas through.
News | Fintech | 15 Jan Goldman-Sachs backed fintech Raisin eyes US launch after acquisition Raisin has just made its fourth acquisition in a year, and its first for its upcoming US mission. It's a long road ahead in the US, but it could become the wealth manager's biggest market.
Sponsored Interview | Healthtech | 6 Jan The people behind real healthcare innovation McKinsey’s Tobias Silberzahn talks to Dr. Tryggvi Thorgeirsson, the Nordic digital therapeutics innovator and cofounder of SidekickHealth
Opinion | Venture Capital | 2 Jan US VCs are coming, and it’s no friendly football match It’s now a tangible reality that US funds are coming to Europe. This wave of investments is a unique opportunity for the European VC community to up its game.
Opinion | Venture Capital | 11 Dec US venture capitalists: here are 10 tips if you want to make it in Europe US venture capitalists are flooding into Europe to invest in startups. Here is a 10-point guide for them to winning in the old continent.
Analysis | Angel Investing | 3 Dec Europe’s top angel investors A hand-picked selection of some of the most prominent angel investors in Europe, featuring Xavier Niel, Oleg Tscheltzoff and Jacques Antoine-Granjon.
