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The European sports tech industry is gaining traction of late.
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The European sports tech industry is gaining traction of late.
The spread of misinformation is on the rise and is termed fake news.
The evolving startup scenario combined with various technological innovations has given rise to numerous business models that are unique and harbingers of social change.
Drones were once a part of sci-fi movies but now these are becoming a reality and are used in many real-world applications.
Tech company Realeyes, which uses AI-powered emotion software to help brands such as Coca-Cola, Expedia and AT&T, maximise the effectiveness of their marketing campaigns, recently announced a $12.4M (€11M) funding round.
As per millennials, buying second-hand clothing is a much 'greener' way to do your shopping.
Goodiebox, a Copenhagen-based beauty-tech startup, has announced the close of a €5.7M Series A funding.
Last mile connectivity in a city is definitely not an easy space to break into.
Right now we need more foods than what we producing today to feed the increasing population which is estimated to be 9 billion in a couple of decades.
The insurance industry across the world is on a high note.
In Europe, the Netherlands has a thriving startup ecosystem and is home to many innovative companies.
The Netherlands will build floating solar parks on a large scale in the coming years.