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The District Court of Amsterdam has reached a verdict in a case brought forward by trade unions FNV and CNV against Temper, a platform for self-employed individuals, asserting that Temper acts as an employer for the workers on its platform.
In H1 2024, European tech investment has propelled to nearly $30B, driven by mega rounds for energy and Generative AI companies, reveals data from Dealroom.
Munich-based trail, a technology startup building the copilot for AI governance, announced on Thursday that it has raised €1.45M in a…
Amsterdam-based Lleverage, an AI startup, announced on Wednesday that it has emerged from stealth with €2M in pre-seed funding.
Singapore-based SHEIN, an online fashion and lifestyle retailer, announced on Wednesday that it has committed to invest €250M in the UK and…
Female entrepreneurs are making waves this year, with a record number of fast-growing startups based in Belgium.
After a strong first quarter, the second quarter saw a sharp decline in investments in Dutch startups.
London-based Index Ventures, a venture capital firm, announced on Wednesday that it has raised $2.3B (approximately €2.1) in new funds.
Cologne, Germany-based epilot, a provider of cloud-native software solutions that support the energy transition, announced on Wednesday, that it has raised €10M in funding from Expedition Growth Capital.
Amsterdam and New York-based Scaler, a company helping real estate investors measure and reduce the carbon footprint of their assets, announced on Tuesday that it has raised $10M (approximately €9.2M) in a Series A funding round.
London-based Seedrs, a private investing platform and provider of equity crowdfunding services, announced on Tuesday that it is set to…
Germany was the sixth highest-funded country in H1 2024, according to the Geo Semi-Annual Report by Tracxn, a global SaaS-based market intelligence platform.
