Interview | Deeptech | 20 Feb German unicorn Celonis’ secret sauce: universities Celonis is valued at over $2.5bn — but the deeptech company which started as a university project still relishes its research roots.
Sponsored Analysis | Finance | 19 Feb What’s the best way to spend your company’s money? If you find it difficult to decide how to spend your startup's money (once you've got over the hurdle of raising some) you're not alone.
Opinion | Hiring and workforce | 14 Feb Needed: older female employees Older (female) employees can have a real edge in startup workplaces. Here's why.
Interview | Travel | 11 Feb Travel tech startup Impala raises $20m just four months after raising $11m Impala hopes to shake up hotel infrastructure — and become one of Europe’s leading remote-first workplaces.
Interview | Fintech | 3 Feb Starling’s eight powerplayers: Behind the scenes at Anne Boden’s bank These are the faces you will see walking the corridors of Starling's London HQ — and calling the shots.
Interview | Startup Life | 3 Feb Inside Alan: the French healthtech startup with no meetings and transparent salaries Call it madness or genius — Alan’s distinctive company culture is one that few employees want to leave.
Interview | Future of Work | 24 Jan Meet the young German entrepreneur steering HR into the digital age Munich-based HR tech startup Personio raised a $75m Series C this week led by Accel. But it's not just venture capital funds and customers it's attracting, heaps of people want to work there, too. Why?
Opinion | Hiring and workforce | 20 Jan Why French employees don’t care about stocks Most French startups offer stock option packages but are doing a poor job at explaining them to employees. A few simple changes could make a difference.
News | Hiring and workforce | 20 Jan Europe loosens rules on stock options, but employees are still sceptical France joins the wave of countries loosening rules on stock options, but employees still prefer hard cash.
Opinion | Deeptech | 14 Jan The five tech breakthroughs set to define the 2020s Oxford professor Thomas Hellmann makes his predictions.
Opinion | Hiring | 10 Jan Dear Founders: HR & Recruitment are not the same thing Why startups that hire one person for both roles might be doing themselves a disservice — and the solution.
Places | Cities | 3 Jan Why startups are relocating to Lisbon and what they’re finding behind the hype Three founders tell us why they moved their companies to the Portuguese capital, and how they feel about it now.
Analysis | Digital Banks | 18 Dec Digital banks Monzo, Revolut, Starling and N26 compared Sifted digs into the numbers behind these leading fintechs
Interview | Government | 9 Dec Inside La French Tech Government organisation French Tech Mission is leading the way in Europe with its support package for startups. But why does it bother — and is it working? Amy Lewin meets director Kat Borlongan to find out.
News | Startup Life | 6 Dec What’s Europe done this month for diversity in tech? A €21m Dutch fund to invest solely in female founders, female venture capital partners call for more female venture capital partners and a pan-European VC internship programme begins.
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.
