Dutch-based ‘Netflix of classical music’ Symphony bags €6.5M, to go live on…
Symphony aims to introduce the works of famous composers like Mahler, Tchaikovsky, and Beethoven to a broad global audience.
Technology, AI, capital and institutions, examined through who builds systems, who controls them and who benefits.
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Symphony aims to introduce the works of famous composers like Mahler, Tchaikovsky, and Beethoven to a broad global audience.
Fintech, or financial technology, is a popular concept that has been around for a few years.
Berlin-based Extantia Capital, a climate-first venture firm, announced on Tuesday that it has launched a €300M platform to invest in and accelerate climate tech innovation.
Amsterdam-based Rockstart, a global early-stage investor, announced on Tuesday that it has launched its third fund, Rockstart Emerging…
TICA Trends & Trade, a lifestyle purchasing platform, and online wholesale marketplace Orderchamp, announced on Tuesday that they have…
Antwerp, Belgium-based Garvis, a SaaS startup, announced on Friday, September 16, that it has raised €3.5M in a round of funding from Superseed Capital, Scalebridge Capital, and Bosch Ventures.
Presail is a management platform for community-driven funding in web3, giving customers a single source and ability to collaborate, manage cap tables, automate vesting schedules, and implement KYC / AML.
The Hague-based Canopus, a drilling solutions platform, announced on Friday, September 16, that it has secured €2.6M in a round of…
One of the biggest realisations for business from the pandemic is how inadequately equipped they were to tackle the change in consumer buying patterns.
Kahoot! provides a game-based learning platform for any individual or corporation to create, share, and play learning games for engagement.
UltiMaker aims to provide “easy-to-use” and accessible 3D printing hardware, software, and materials for any application, driving the industry to a future state of responsible and sustainable manufacturing.
Reykjavik, Iceland-based Smitten, a dating app, announced on Thursday that it has secured $10M (approximately €10M) in a Series A round of funding.