ClickClickDrive raises $1M funding: 3 ways Belgium-born startup aims to disrupt…
ClickClickDrive, a Berlin-based online platform for driving school management, raises $1 million (€815,300) of funding in an angel round.
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ClickClickDrive, a Berlin-based online platform for driving school management, raises $1 million (€815,300) of funding in an angel round.
Dutch startup Lithium Werks from Hengelo, Netherlands, has endowed an amount of $1.3 billion.
There are few instances in which the companies become so large and well-established, where it seems like nothing could ever go wrong.
Back in 2009, Dutch student-turned-entrepreneur Niels van Deuren used his experience to look out for an overseas accommodation study as an idea for his startup.
Investsuite, a Belgian-Flemish fintech company, recently announced that it had raised €2 million in a seed round of investment led by PMV which has over €1 billion in assets under management and offers customised financial solutions for entrepreneurs, including venture capital, loans and guarantees.
In its latest announcement, French popular carpooling platform Blablacar has rolled-out an offer to the French Railway’s SNCF Bus Division subsidiary Ouibus for an acquisition.
In today’s technological environment of artificial intelligence (AI), IOT, and machine-to-machine learning, the cyber threats and security vulnerabilities to operational devices and its users are increasing every minute.
OneFit is a monthly subscription that gives you access to the best gyms and studios in Amsterdam.
Europe is one of the main stages for deep tech startups.
One cannot deny the fact that our mother nature has always inspired human achievements and has led to useful materials, tools, methods, systems, and many advantages.
According to statistics from US Census Bureau, an estimated 76% of small businesses operating in the year 1992 were still up and running until the year 1996. Moreover, based on US Department of Labor findings, only 17% from the small businesses in the year 1997 closed due to bankruptcy issues.
In the latest development, Amsterdam-based interactive design prototyping startup Framer has secured €21 million ($24 million) in a series B round of funding.