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 | 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.
Opinion | Policy | 29 Jan Ending the app trap: why (and how) we need to reform the gig economy The convenience of the on-demand economy for consumers must not be traded for the financial security and dignity of gig economy workers.
Interview | Regulation | 29 Jan Hey regulators: just let go Can regulation spur innovation? France’s telecoms watchdog is pushing for a new regulatory style to spawn a wave of “regtech” startups.
Opinion | Micromobility | 8 Jan Cities need to deliver more effective e-scooter regulation Why Copenhagen's e-scooter tender model is not one to follow — and why other European cities need to enforce bolder regulation of the sector.
Opinion | Investment | 30 Dec The three things that changed the face of European tech The beginning of a new decade is a good time to reflect. And it’s clear that European tech is entering the 2020s in much better shape than it had started the 2010s.
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 | Mobility | 27 Nov The week in mobility: how “green” are Tier’s scooters? Our roundup of Europe's top mobility news this week: Uber loses its London licence, e-moped rental service Coup quits Europe and we look at how "green" Tier's e-scooters are.
Analysis | Health | 18 Sep Hey, Elon Musk! Europe’s startups are biohacking the brain Investors are pouring millions into “punk” biohacking startups.
Analysis | Mobility | 15 Jul From Voi to Circ, we compare Europe’s scooter startups As scooter startups meet with London’s transport minister today in a bid to get their vehicles on the city’s streets, we update our comprehensive guide to Europe’s scooter wars.
Analysis | Funding | 4 Jun European investors are finally putting money into sextech startups The so-called ‘sextech’ industry — made up of sex toys, apps and services — is now worth $30bn and is growing by 30% each year.
Analysis | Health | 3 Jun Digital health startup turns to pets to boost profits With a lucrative deal to license its platform for animal care, the digital healthcare provider Doktor.se got an offer it couldn't resist.
Analysis | Regulation | 31 May Voi under attack from Swedish agency after scooter death After Sweden's first scooter death, the Swedish Transport Agency is pushing for a ban on all electric scooters.
Opinion | Retention | 9 Apr “The main problem with Spanish stock options is tax and no one dares to tackle it” Spanish companies end up using "phantom shares" — or moving to London or Delaware —to get around restrictive stock option laws.
Analysis | Payments | 26 Mar Stripe’s UK manager warns of “heavy cost” for Europe Online payments giant Stripe is pushing ahead with its European expansion, but the company's UK manager sees more than one challenge on the horizon.
Analysis | Communities | 21 Mar Insider View: Zurich’s cool tech collaborators Zurich is a melting pot for tech startups and big corporates, with gorgeous mountains to boot.
