News | Government | 5 Apr UK tech leaders call on government to act now to save startups Save our Startups campaign warns that many of the 30,000 startups in the UK could collapse.
News | Government | 3 Apr More like Covid-1984 As governments use more data-tracking technology to trace coronavirus infection, privacy-first projects are emerging in response.
Opinion | Government | 2 Apr What will it take to save the UK’s startups and scaleups? The UK government urgently needs to support startups and scaleups, to protect jobs now — and in the future.
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.
News | Government | 25 Mar France pledges €4bn liquidity support to startups France is piling on measures to help startups through coronavirus. The latest announcement is a massive cash injection.
Analysis | Startup Life | 24 Mar Coronavirus: Which startups are winning and losing? Europe’s founders on how coronavirus has shaken their plans.
News | Government | 18 Mar Support measures for startups affected by coronavirus: the ultimate resource Government-backed resources for startups in Europe impacted by coronavirus, including grants, loans and other measures.
Opinion | Hiring and workforce | 16 Mar Berlin is crap and no-one is talking about it Berlin is unlikely to overtake London as Europe's top tech hub anytime soon.
News | Startup Life | 11 Mar UK government slashes tax relief for entrepreneurs The tax break was criticised as benefiting just a few rich people. But others argue it was a good incentive for founders and helped stop brain drain.
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.
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.
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?
Opinion | Education | 18 Feb Why Europe is so far from its first edtech unicorn European governments and investors need to step up to fund the digital innovation that is desperately needed in the classroom.
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.
Opinion | Media | 4 Feb When the world turns against tech How to keep your startup safe when governments, regulators, the press and the public turn against tech.
Interview | Payments | 31 Jan What Europe can learn from Africa’s mobile wallets France’s Famoco has deployed 250,000 of its secure payment terminals, most of which in Africa. Now with a €20m fundraise it wants to bring African innovation back to Europe.
