Analysis | Ecommerce | 2 Jun The surprise sectors set to boom post-lockdown Universities, estate agents and recruiters set for a serious shakeup in the post-lockdown world, finds a new report.
Analysis | Cities | 2 Jun Why Covid is your ticket to working by the beach If everyone’s working remotely, will Europe’s tech capitals lose to smaller hubs with lifestyle perks? Marseille for one is making a push to shine.
Analysis | Micromobility | 29 May Scooter wars are back on — in the UK Europe's scooter startups have a new battleground: Britain. Here's how they plan to win.
News | Government | 27 May French tracking app faces moment of truth France is getting ready to launch its own virus tracking software. But there’s no guarantee a “made in France” app will win over parliament — or the French.
Opinion | Mobility | 22 May Now is the moment for European cities to get a move on and leave cars behind From Milan to Paris to London, European cities are making positive steps towards people-friendly streets.
Analysis | Funding | 18 May Europe’s Airbnb competitor was on track for unicorn status. Then Covid-19 struck. The Plum Guide is one of many European startups which have had their funding plans derailed by Covid-19. What’s its Plan B?
News | Workspaces | 14 May Station F is coming out of lockdown — but how? As lockdowns lift, it’s worth taking a leaf from Paris startups campus Station F, which reopened this week for its 3,000 resident entrepreneurs.
Analysis | Hiring | 8 May These are the French startups still hiring through the crisis Can startups get back to driving French jobs creations? Here’s what the latest data shows, and a look at who’s hiring.
News | Travel | 30 Apr German travel startups ask Google for a helping hand Eight chief executives, supported by the German government, have written to Google requesting deferment on ad payments.
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.
