Opinion | Hiring and workforce | 14 Feb Needed: older female employees Older (female) employees can have a real edge in startup workplaces. Here's why.
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.
Sponsored News | Healthtech | 30 Jan 30 UK scaleups about to take off Tech Nation has named the 30 companies joining its prestigious Upscale programme. How many have you heard of?
Analysis | Hiring | 28 Jan Europe’s fastest growing startups with female founders Women to watch in 2020.
How To | PR & Communications | 28 Jan The art of the startup publicity stunt The dos and don'ts of startup publicity stunts.
News | Hospitality | 21 Jan Hotel room-by-the-hour startup ByHours raises €8m: Just don’t mention “love hotels” Travel startup ByHours is disrupting the hotel industry by allowing weary travellers to book rooms in 3, 6 and 12 hour blocks.
Analysis | Other | 16 Dec 2020 Vision: predictions from 28 big-hitters in Europe’s startup scene What will 2020 bring for European startups? We hear from startup experts such as Jan Hammer at Index Ventures, Taavet Hinrikus at Transferwise and Roxanne Varza at Station F.
News | Data | 10 Dec Polish-Chinese startup quietly tracking 1.1bn mobile phones raises $12m Cosmose, a little-known startup based between Shanghai and Warsaw, boasts luxury brands such as LVMH, Richemont, Kering, Estée Lauder and L'Oréal as clients.
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.
Interview | Branding | 21 Nov From Fyre Festival to Fintech – Spanish startup SamyRoad on the boom of influencer marketing Fyre Festival showed the danger of influencer marketing. But it also gave an opportunity for marketing startups looking to approach this sector differently.
Interview | Consulting | 19 Nov “Being a designer is about asking uncomfortable questions” Interview with Isaac Pinnock of innovation consultancy Made by Many
News | Artificial Intelligence | 7 Nov AI that can make mortgage decisions in 15 minutes M:Qube, a new fintech startup, plans to shake up the £270bn UK home loans market starting early next year with faster home loan decisions.
Interview | Hospitality | 7 Nov The Czech startup bringing hotels out of the 1980s With big hotel chains still using antiquated operating systems, Czech entrepreneur Richard Valtr has set out to bring new tech to the hospitality sector.
Interview | Banking | 5 Nov Expect surprises says Silva as Santander InnoVentures goes on shopping spree Buoyed by its success with iZettle, the Santander’s investment arm has done five deals in the last two months alone.
News | Food | 4 Nov Karma Kitchen: A dark kitchen startup to watch London-based Karma Kitchen is small — but smart — in the hot world of dark kitchen startups. Today it launches a new marketplace on Uber Eats and is gearing up to open two new sites. The food delivery sector should pay attention.
