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With the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, numerous tech startups have come forward to help millions of Europeans facing the heat due to the global crisis.
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With the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, numerous tech startups have come forward to help millions of Europeans facing the heat due to the global crisis.
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Onfido, the global identity verification, and re-authentication provider has raised $100 million (approx €92 million) funding.
While there’s no denying that the coronavirus pandemic outbreak has dented numerous industries all over the world and ruining economies, but it has been profitable for some businesses.
Dutch startup Bluetick, an online search engine for lawyers, has raised €210K pre-seed funding round from Amsterdam-based investment funds henQ Capital and ASIF Ventures.
Truphone, a London-based mobile tech firm backed by Chelsea owner and Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich has recently raised $38 million (approx €34.5 million) at a $516 million (approx €470 million) valuation.
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The entire world is desperately trying to find ways to slow down the spread of the coronavirus and to find effective treatments.
There’s no denying the fact that with the coronavirus pandemic, we are heading towards the ‘great lockdown recession.’ Millions have lost their jobs globally or have received salary cuts.