What crisis? Mollie, Kinder, Ginger and Payaut prove why fintech is Amsterdam’s…
Fintech in Amsterdam is alive and kicking.
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Amsterdam fintech BUX becomes largest neobroker in Europe
Today, BUX launched its zero-commission investing app to French users, making it the first neobroker of its kind in the market.
Takeaway, Crisp and Connecterra and their diet to fuel Amsterdam foodtech sector’s…
Startups in Amsterdam are a massive boost for the economy, adding tons of jobs.
This Dutch startup just raised €10M to become one of the top three online learning…
The Dutch online learning platform Studytube has recently received an investment of €10 million from Verdane, the Norwegian investment company that helps successful tech companies to grow further.
Facebook Workplace competitor from Amsterdam is here, and they just grabbed €1.25M…
A study by the International Workplace group said that every week, 70% of employees are working at least one day a week somewhere other than the office.
Amsterdam’s medical messenger app Siilo reveals surge in usage amid pandemic chaos
The messenger of Amsterdam-based startup Siilo was created with an aim to make normal days for healthcare workers easier and better.
Deskbookers: Amsterdam’s ‘Booking.com for meeting space,’ acquired by Berlin…
Deskbookers, the platform that lets you find flexible meeting and office space, has been bought by Spacebase.
Why Belgian media company Mediahuis invested €5M in Dutch edtech scaleup Lepaya
Lepaya, a provider of soft skills training courses has raised €5 million from media group Mediahuis.
File-sending scaleup WeTransfer CEO Gordon Willoughby on becoming a B Corp: “It…
Filetransfer scaleup WeTransfer is now a B Corporation.
ING-backed fintech Cobase raises €10M in Series A round from Nordic and French…
The Dutch startup Cobase came into the limelight back in late 2018 when it bagged an investment of €7.5 million from ING Ventures.
Wat-pod: How this Amsterdam-based wearable company turned the crisis in festival…
Many industries are hit hard by COVID-19, and one of the hardest hit is the festival industry.
How Amsterdam fintech giant Adyen is helping Rijksmuseum reopen with cashless…
Most of the Netherlands was in complete lockdown to combat the spread of coronavirus.