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With numerous countries, and organisations committing to carbon neutrality, zero-carbon buildings are finally getting the attention they…
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With numerous countries, and organisations committing to carbon neutrality, zero-carbon buildings are finally getting the attention they…
Moss is a technology-based payment and credit card platform that enables companies to optimise their finances.
Stockholm-based Budbee is a logtech startup that focuses on sustainability, maximising customer satisfaction and efficiency of ‘the last mile’ delivery.
Irish micro-mobility startup Zipp Mobility announced its plans to launch a new e-scooter service in the country as soon as the new e-scooter legislation is passed.
In the startup-world, we love to talk about disruption and never has there been more disruption than in the year 2020. Needless to say, not all of it came from startups and not all of it was the good kind.
Shippeo aims to build a data platform for the freight industry, by leveraging its growing network, real-time data, and AI to help supply chains deliver exceptional customer service and achieve operational excellence.
There are few companies that can continue a growth streak, especially after last year.
In a recent move, Auto1 Group, a German online car trading platform, has announced its plan to go public in the first quarter of 2021.
Jedox simplifies planning, analysis, and reporting with its unified and cloud-based software suite.
London-based fintech Curve, which combines multiple cards and accounts into one smart card and app, has announced that it raised $95M (nearly €78M) as a part of its Series C funding round.
As per the University of Cambridge research, developers spend a lot of time debugging rather than developing new features.
To date, The Modern Milkman claims to have reduced more than nine tons of single-use plastic.