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As the Coronavirus pandemic rages on, it leaves behind trails of destruction; especially when it comes to healthcare and economy.
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As the Coronavirus pandemic rages on, it leaves behind trails of destruction; especially when it comes to healthcare and economy.
The fairest, most sustainable smartphone comes from Amsterdam.
In line with our exclusive, we did a few weeks back, Amsterdam-based Kinder a tech-for-good startup raised an additional €525K in their latest funding round led by a group of angel investors.
After COVID-19 forced them to stay at home for months, students can finally go back to school, college or university.
In many industries, especially hospitality and retail, many employers are looking for a strong flexible workforce, due to occupancy fluctuations.
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While the world is busy flattening the curve of COVID-19 cases, another curve is continuously trending upward.
According to multiple sources close to the deal, Amsterdam fintech startup Kinder has raised almost half a million of funding amid the ongoing pandemic.
Closing a round of fundraising is generally a huge milestone for many startups.
With the ongoing pandemic and for a greater good of the planet, more and more people are switching to healthier and sustainable lifestyles.
With the curve somewhat flattened and the worst of COVID-19 seemingly behind us, it is time to look forward again.
The coronavirus has infected nearly 3 million people and proved fatal for over 200,000 in Europe.