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The coronavirus has hit the startup ecosystem hard across the world!
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The coronavirus has hit the startup ecosystem hard across the world!
Coronavirus has made quite an impact on the economy.
The COVID-19 pandemic outbreak has resulted in huge demand for video conferencing tools.
As the world economy continues to falter due to the COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of businesses and millions of jobs are on the line.
Most countries worldwide are taking stringent measures to limit coronavirus’ spread by imposing nationwide or state-wise lockdowns.
Currently, the trend points out at the continued growth in the global demand for mobility.
After much debate, the UK government has unveiled a plan for a new “Future Fund", where it has initially committed £250 million (approx €283 million) to the new funding to ensure the high-growth companies across the UK get enough investment to remain viable during this pandemic.
Zeux is a fast-growing fintech startup based in London and the first all-in-one money management app as well.
In March 2020, Silicon Canals revealed during an exclusive interview with Viktor Stensson, CEO & co-founder of Bokio, that the AI-based bookkeeping tool is looking to raise funding this year.
Ahead of Earth day’s 50th anniversary, Vestiaire Collective, the global platform for desirable pre-owned fashion has raised €59 million funding recently, bringing the total amount raised to €219 million.
A couple of weeks ago, WHO released a notification which mentioned 67 vaccine trials are in preclinical evaluation while 3 are being clinically evaluated for the novel coronavirus.
When disaster strikes, there are always people that jump in to help.