News | Cities | 1 Apr Air pollution drops in European cities: how does your street look? Europeans are stuck at home because of coronavirus and pollution is dropping. Check out these before and after air-quality maps.
Analysis | Startup Life | 24 Mar Coronavirus: Which startups are winning and losing? Europe’s founders on how coronavirus has shaken their plans.
News | Flying Cars | 24 Mar Engine fires and coronavirus: How Lilium managed to raise $240m in tough times Last month its prototype aircraft caught fire. Now coronavirus will halt all test flights. But Lilium has still managed to raise a new round.
Analysis | Travel | 17 Mar Corona files: TravelPerk advises against travel Demand for business trips is down 50-65%, but TravelPerk is most worried about keeping staff entertained
Interview | Deeptech | 17 Mar Scouting deeptech startups with iPod inventor Tony Fadell The inventor of the iPod and founder of smart home startup Nest now runs deeptech investor Future Shape out of Paris.
Analysis | Property | 12 Mar Co-living: Fad or phenomenon? Co-living startups continue to raise funds — and open up rooms — across Europe. But when will the trend truly take off?
Interview | Mobility | 4 Mar Self-driving cars: The long road ahead FiveAI has raised $41m to develop its self-driving car software — and realised quite how damn hard that will be.
Analysis | Startup Life | 3 Mar Not a unicorn? Not a loser Does being a star have to mean raising tons of money fast at huge valuations? Some European investors and entrepreneurs think it should be something else.
Interview | Mobility | 27 Feb BlaBlaCar on doing deals and getting back to profit Chief executive Nicolas Brusson talks about acquisitions, growth and when BlaBlaCar will be ready for the stock market.
Analysis | Environment | 25 Feb Can tech for good be as profitable as plain old tech? European startups and investors are out to prove that profit and purpose can go hand-in-hand.
Analysis | Mobility | 19 Feb What’s next in Europe’s scooter wars? City tenders, operational costs and funding fatigue could all kill European scooter startups this year. But will they?
Sponsored News | Communities | 13 Feb Meet the 10 Tech Nation Rising Star Winners Tech Nation, the UK network for ambitious entrepreneurs, has awarded 10 startups the coveted prize at its annual awards.
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.
News | Mobility | 10 Feb Cooltra must move 1,200 of its mopeds out of Barcelona — and it’s not happy Barcelona’s City Hall has become the first European city authority to limit the number of licences for shared e-mopeds.
Interview | Mobility | 7 Feb Cracking the code to European expansion, Virtuo’s way With 70% of its sales coming from returning clients, Paris-based startup Virtuo is looking to build on customer loyalty to expand into Germany and Italy next.
Interview | Mobility | 30 Jan Is this the future of urban parcel deliveries? Berlin-based e-mobility startup ONO has developed a new type of electric, cargo-carrying vehicle to improve the messy state of urban logistics.
