Interview | Future of Work | 17 Jan How Framery conquered the world’s tech workplaces — and grew 100x in five years With its soundproof booths, Framery killed noise in open-plan offices. Here’s how bootstrapping and grit equalled 100x growth.
News | Workspaces | 20 Dec No more posh milk: WeWork members notice cost-cutting at London offices There have been downgrades to books, milk, beer and mugs, according to WeWork members across the capital.
News | Cities | 19 Dec Chaotic strikes push Parisians to startup way 15 days of French strikes force Parisians to explore alternatives for mobility and getting work done. Startups like BlaBlaCar, Cityscoot, Zenpark and Neo-nomade are some of the winners.
News | Startup Life | 6 Dec What’s Europe done this month for diversity in tech? A €21m Dutch fund to invest solely in female founders, female venture capital partners call for more female venture capital partners and a pan-European VC internship programme begins.
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.
Analysis | Future of Work | 2 Jul Working with kids: Europe’s coworking spaces with childcare Kids are ‘welcome’ at a just a quarter of coworking spaces and only 2% offer childcare. But times are changing.
Brunch with Sifted | Communities | 26 Jun Brunch with Roxanne Varza She’s the head of Station F, Paris’ startup mega campus — and the (non-French) face of French tech. But who, really, is Roxanne Varza?
12 Jun Swedish impact hub Norrsken Foundation goes to Rwanda The impact hub of Norrsken is going global. First stop: Kigali.
Places | Communities | 11 Apr Insider view: Oslo is becoming the greentech capital of Europe Impact tech, easily available startup grants and a perfect test environment - three reasons why Oslo could be the ultimate place to build your startup.
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.
Analysis | Hardware | 21 Mar Human chipping – will it ever go mainstream? Sweden has become the go-to country for implants under the skin. Why — and will chips become obsolete before they become more useful?
Places | Cities | 12 Mar Insider view: Amsterdam’s friendly tech community With two public listings last year, and an ever-closer community, Amsterdam’s startup scene is growing up.
Places | Cities | 11 Feb Insider view: Gender equality is Malmö’s strength Despite its size, Malmö is the home of one of the most diverse tech scenes in Europe.
Places | Cities | 21 Jan Insider view: Kiev’s developer stronghold The Ukrainian revolution of 2014 threw a spanner in the works for Kiev’s growing startup community, but now the city’s startups are getting back to business.
