German insurtech startup Claimsforce bags €7M funding to disrupt insurance claims…
Insurance, one of the most traditional and oldest industries is being shaken up by the technological revolution.
Where the capital lands, who writes the cheque, and what gets built with it. Funding rounds, venture capital flows, and the deal-making that shapes which technology companies scale.
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Insurance, one of the most traditional and oldest industries is being shaken up by the technological revolution.
While migrants face it tough to make international fund transfers sans a bank account, a British-Polish startup SPOKO intends to simplify the same.
Manchester in the UK is carving out to become a major tech hub.
One of the few activities that kept us engaged and acted as an escape during the lockdown was gaming.
Several tech startups in Europe have started focusing on their growth after the relaxations of the pandemic crisis started coming into effect.
Based out of Tel-Aviv, Bambi Dynamics allows insurers and mobility service providers to offer their customers user-friendly digital insurance products covering existing and future mobility models.
Recently, HMD Global, the home of Nokia phones secured $230 million (approx €195 million) as part of Series A2 funding round from its existing partners including Qualcomm, Nokia, and Google.
As more and more people are aware of the environmental impacts and causes of climate change, they are becoming conscious to reduce the carbon footprint and use sustainable solutions.
Home delivery is a fiercely competitive market, irrespective of what services one might provide.
Sales processes are intense making it likely to forget key points and next steps.
As we are venturing into the second half of 2020, striving towards gender equality in the VC industry continues.
While we are getting through the coronavirus, its repercussions on the economy are bound to linger for some time.