Manual, London-based men’s health platform scores €5.6M funding from major VCs
Manual, a London-based startup aims to improve the daily lives of men by encouraging men to take control of their happiness and health and talk openly.
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Manual, a London-based startup aims to improve the daily lives of men by encouraging men to take control of their happiness and health and talk openly.
Not so long ago, Quinyx a cloud provider of workforce management solutions has secured $25 million investment led by existing investors Alfvén & Didrikson, Battery Ventures and Zobito.
Fitmanager, an all-in-one SaaS solution for fitness and health has announced a merger with Viennese startup Eversports, as the latter continues its aggressive course of expansion by acquiring other companies in their industry.
Open Bionics, a Bristol-based company that develops low-cost 3D printed bionic hands, has raised a $5.9 million of funding through a Series A investment round.
French warehouse robotics company Balyo is going to obtain a huge investment from tech giant Amazon.
Last year, the Dutch startup Lithium Werks secured an amount of $1.3 billion to provide wholesome energy storage solutions.
In a recent development, Danish fintech startup Yourpay has secured a €3 million investment from Nordica Capital Partners and Artha Kapitalforvaltning.
E-scooters or electric bikes is the latest trend all over the world and it has not spared the European market as well.
The Iceland-based automatic identity verification and privacy platform, Authenteq has undergone a series A fund infusion of $5 million from…
Factris, a fintech firm based out of Amsterdam has officially announced the acquisition of Lithuanian firm 'Debifo' for an undisclosed amount.
Based out of Amsterdam, the Dutch IoT space startup Hiber had a successful 2018, as the company triumphantly launched 2 nano-satellites and…
In a recent development, e-bike sharing startups from Amsterdam including Cargoroo and Urbee, along with the Municipality have received a substantial share of around a million subsidy from Brussels.