These technology industries witnessed big spike during COVID-19 pandemic
Life during the lockdown has turned the whole world upside down.
Technology, AI, capital and institutions, examined through who builds systems, who controls them and who benefits.
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Life during the lockdown has turned the whole world upside down.
In a fast-paced environment, every industry needs to realign according to the trend including the biggest industry in the world - consumer products.
Swiss startup HMCARE has developed one of the products, which is the need of the hour during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected nearly every sector, including the P2P lending market, which demonstrated a decrease in funding volumes during March and April.
The fintech industry has exploded with innovations in the past few years, thanks to technological advancements.
Filetransfer scaleup WeTransfer is now a B Corporation.
Munich-based aviation startup Lilium is known for its all-electric, vertical take-off and landing aircraft for regional air mobility.
As the lockdown on account of COVID-19 is eventually easing out, several reports reveal how the startup world has faced the atrocities during these tough times.
The Dutch startup Cobase came into the limelight back in late 2018 when it bagged an investment of €7.5 million from ING Ventures.
Based out of Amsterdam, StuDocu (locally known as StudeerSnel), an online platform where students can share knowledge is expanding into a…
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Based out of Paris, Ambler, an intermediation platform that connects health care prescribers to ambulance companies, has raised €6 million after 18 months of its first round of funding.