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The coronavirus outbreak will likely have an impact on early-stage venture investment in tech startups, but the European investors and industry professionals are optimistic.
While more than 1.2 million people in the world are suffocating under the cobwebs of coronavirus, we can't even imagine how many of them have lost their jobs due to the pandemic.
Already the whole wide world has enough challenges for the singles, and now with the novel coronavirus, the pandemic has caused a malady by infecting more than 1 million people globally.
With coronavirus cases on the rise, businesses all over the globe are taking a hit.
Pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson and Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) together committed more than $1 billion to novel coronavirus vaccine research and development.
With Europe now being the epicentre of coronavirus cases, the lives of people living here and also in the UK has come to a halt.
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The German fintech platform for business banking, Penta has just announced to have raised €18.5 million in the first closing of a new funding round backed by…
In the wake of the Coronavirus outbreak, Estonia, the leading education nation in Europe, has decided to make its digital education tools available for free and internationally accessible.
Rotterdam-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) startup Channext has recently raised €250,000 through informal investors with extensive experience in IT and the platform economy.
XYZ Reality, a UK startup that aims to transform the construction industry, has recently announced the closing of a £5 million (€5.7 million) Series A round, led by Amadeus Capital Partners and Hoxton Ventures, with participation from Adara Ventures and J Coffey Construction.
Reports were rife in January 2020, that e-commerce tech giant Amazon was planning to launch Amazon.nl to offer physical product categories (marketplace) available to Dutch customers later this year.
