Collaboration startup software Nulab secures €4.5M funding, eyes expansion in…
Founded in 2004 in Japan, Nulab creates productivity software used by over 4 million people in over 190 countries.
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Founded in 2004 in Japan, Nulab creates productivity software used by over 4 million people in over 190 countries.
London-based Starling Bank is a digital bank offering personal, business, joint and euro current accounts on Android and iOS. Since the debut of its banking app in 2017, the company has opened 1.3 million accounts for customers as well as small businesses.
The Ukrainian Fintech Catalog 2019 is a product of the Ukrainian Association of Fintech and Innovation Companies.
Voice activated smart devices are becoming commonplace in most modern homes as they are easy to use.
TNW Conference, a yearly tech event that takes place in Amsterdam, The Netherlands and reportedly attracts up to 20,000 international attendees has been postponed to the second half for this year.
Based out of London, Five is a self-driving technology company that began its first on-street driverless vehicle testing in the UK in August 2018. In the latest development, the UK company has raised $41 million (approx €37 million) in a Series B round of equity funding.
With the advancement in technology, several aspects that were considered to be sci-fi are now becoming a reality.
Based out of London, Thought Machine is a fintech company that builds cloud-native technology to revolutionize core banking.
Founded in 2012, MWM develops music apps, including edjing Mix, the world’s most downloaded DJ app, and more.
Zika, Ebola and now coronavirus is rapidly spreading across national borders and is becoming a threat all over the world.
RTP Global, the venture capital firm focused on early-stage technology investments, is launching a new $650 million (€581 million approx.) fund to support tech-founders across North America, Europe, India and South-East Asia.
No matter what, betting on someone's death sounds horrible.