Report: Half of Belgian startups will run out of money by September 2020
As the world economy continues to falter due to the COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of businesses and millions of jobs are on the line.
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As the world economy continues to falter due to the COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of businesses and millions of jobs are on the line.
Currently, the trend points out at the continued growth in the global demand for mobility.
Most countries worldwide are taking stringent measures to limit coronavirus’ spread by imposing nationwide or state-wise lockdowns.
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.
For any tech giant across industries, success and growth are possible with strategic acquisitions.
In a latest development, software tech giant Accenture has agreed to acquire Gekko, a leading French Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud services company to expand Accenture’s AWS resources in France to support enterprise migrations and development on cloud platforms.
London-based Rapyd offers payment services to transfer electronic funds across borders via various payment modes such as digital wallets, bank transfers, and cash.