These fast-growing European startups redefine e-commerce industry in 2020
The e-commerce industry in Europe has witnessed a rapid growth over years, all thanks to the advancement in technology.
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The e-commerce industry in Europe has witnessed a rapid growth over years, all thanks to the advancement in technology.
The Baltic countries – Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia are conquering the European startup ecosystem.
Amsterdam has a long history of commercialisation and the trading gene is still rooted in citizens.
While London is brimming with startups, Birmingham ranks the second capital of the UK proving itself to be a transformative city.
CerbAir, a French defense, and security company that was launched in 2015, has secured €5.5 million in funding recently.
The tech startup ecosystem in the Netherlands is in excellent health and is becoming home to a considerable number of unicorns.
For the third consecutive year, a record number of international companies have chosen Amsterdam to open an office.
If you have either been a landlord or a tenant, then you would know that housing can be really stressful, time-consuming, and complicated.
Reports are in that European data protection regulators have imposed €114 million in fines under the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) regime.
Steadily, but surely, we are moving towards a society where Electric Vehicles or EVs will be the standard when it comes to transportation.
Back in November last year, we reported about the Germany based medtech startup Mecuris.
We have stepped into 2020 and it is that time of the year when people take up New Year resolutions and oaths.