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How Amsterdam-based HR-tech scaleup TestGorilla will get rid of the curriculum…
Mark it on your calendar: December 31st, 2029. That's the day the curriculum vitae is officially dead and buried.
FinTech & CyberSecurity 2017 Startups
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Who says romance is dead?
Tapptitude’s Daniel Spijker on how to build an MVP that doesn’t suck
Building a digital product for the very first time is exciting.
Digital platform DiManEx lands €2.7M: an interview with CEO Tibor van Melsem…
DiManEx, the digital platform that aims to revolutionize manufacturing supply chains, has recently landed €2.7M in their latest funding round.
Temper flips the labour market with its platform for flexible workers
Companies are looking for people to work.
Wereldprimeur voor de Nederlandse startup 3devo
De populariteit van 3D-printen om nieuwe ideeën werkelijkheid te laten worden is met sprongen gegroeid, veroorzaakt door de technologische ontwikkelingen die 3D printers kleiner, beter betaalbaar en verenigbaar met thuis -en kantoorgebruik hebben gemaakt.
GitLab receives 20 million in funding, unveils ‘Master Plan’ live at 5 PM GMT
Gitlab, an open source code hosting and collaboration platform for software developers, announced a 20 million dollar series B funding today, following the 4 million dollars that was raised during the Series A last september.
Why I think Deliveroo will beat Foodora – and why you should care
There's a war going on and it is in food delivery across Europe.
Dutch bike subscription service Swapfiets enters Belgium
"There are more bicycles than residents in The Netherlands and in cities like Amsterdam and The Hague up to 70% of all journeys are made by bike," wrote BBC. This is the sort of market that gave Swapfiets, a cycle-subscription startup from Delft, NL the confidence to expand services to Leuven, a city east of Brussels, Belgium.
E-commerce scaleup Returnista aims for worldwide success by turning returns into…
Online shopping is becoming the default way of purchasing items.