Opinion | Consumer | 13 Jul Tech is failing people with disabilities Founders, investors, don't forget about the one billion people out there living with a disability.
Sponsored Interview | Software | 10 Jul These European B2B & SaaS leaders share their recipes for success The founders of Qonto and Red Points share what they’re focusing on to power growth in the coming months.
Analysis | Healthtech | 10 Jul Top 25 healthtech influencers to follow on Twitter From digital health whizzes to femtech gurus, meet the healthtech Twitter influencers you should follow.
Opinion | PR & Communications | 10 Jul How to talk about that down round Lower valuations are on the horizon for plenty of startups. Here's how to share the news.
Analysis | Data | 8 Jul In data: The impact of Covid-19 on Europe’s startups European startups have turned to government-backed loans and freezing hiring to combat the effects of the coronavirus crisis, but it's not all bad news.
News | Corporate Innovation | 7 Jul Corporate innovation weekly: AI vs pests, bye bye batteries, staff scooters This is what Europe's largests corporations have been investing in recently: scooters for staff, AI to fight pests and the 10 types of innovation to know.
News | Corporate accelerators | 7 Jul New bootcamp wants to start 1700 companies a day An insanely ambitious project by Rainmaking is aiming to turn people laid off because of coronavirus into entrepreneurs.
Analysis | Healthtech | 6 Jul No doctor required Are home-testing healthcare startups ready to push beyond the worried well, and could COVID-19 help them do it?
Analysis | Venture Capital | 3 Jul Impact investors to know in Europe Meet the impact investors, fund managers and support groups shaking up Europe’s impact space and paving the way for a sustainable future.
Opinion | Venture Capital | 2 Jul The convertible loan note: What’s to lose? Startups are taking convertible loan notes like never before — but they have their downsides.
News | Venture Capital | 1 Jul Sophia Bendz leaves Atomico to join Cherry Ventures as partner Seed-stage VC firm Cherry Ventures has snapped up one of Europe's most prominent female investors.
News | Venture Capital | 1 Jul ‘Codecademy for VCs’ launches Merit, a new, free VC training programme launches today — and hopes to offer a scalable solution to the VC industry's diversity problem.
Opinion | Education | 1 Jul Capitalists aren’t always the bad guys Not all capitalists are building companies the world doesn't need, and not all social entrepreneurs are having a hugely positive impact.
News | Corporate Innovation | 30 Jun Corporate innovation weekly: speedy unicorns and monitoring methane This is what Europe's largest companies have been investing in: used car marketplaces, methane monitoring, tech to speed up hiring and renting.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 30 Jun Hoping for a pet tech unicorn Nestlé’s Purina Petcare has launched its first accelerator programme, helping 5 pet care startups scale with at least SFr 50,000 in funding.
Analysis | Corporate Innovation | 30 Jun The world’s 50 most innovative companies — and what we can learn from them It’s not about size or culture, says Boston Consulting Group. This is what really matters.
