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Over the past few weeks, customers across the world are increasingly panicked as there are growing concerns about the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
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Over the past few weeks, customers across the world are increasingly panicked as there are growing concerns about the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
Money is an essential part of any child's or teen's life, whether it's pocket money or a part-time job.
Governments of different countries around the world are taking necessary precautions to curb the spread of Coronavirus.
In the wake of coronavirus pandemic, e-commerce tech giant Amazon has informed third-party sellers that it will temporarily stop shipments of non-essential items to warehouses in a bid to prioritise shipments of medical supplies and other high-demand household goods.
UNL is an Amsterdam and Singapore-based smart addressing platform for location and navigation services.
The German mobility provider Sono Motors unveiled Sion, an electric car that is partially powered by solar panels on the vehicle back in 2019. This electric car is equipped with 248 integrated solar cells and a 35kWh battery pack to keep it charged to last up to 250 kilometres.
Businesses are always striving to make their processes more efficient, reducing unnecessary costs along the way.
Smart rings are in the nascent stage right now in the wearable market segment.
Amsterdam-based fintech startup Factris provides an online invoice factoring platform for European SMEs.
The German fintech platform for business banking, Penta has just announced to have raised €18.5 million in the first closing of a new…
Refurbed, the marketplace for refurbished electronics promoting sustainable consumption, has raised $17 million (approx €15.5 million) in Series A round of equity financing from a group of reputable international investors.
Based out of Northampton, UK, an e-commerce fulfilment platform and service, James and James Fulfilment has secured an £11 million (approx €12 million) in an attempt to enhance its market-leading, software-enabled e-fulfilment proposition.