Mapping 7 European unicorns in travel & mobility tech
The one-fits-all approach has lost its way in the tourism industry, especially with the Millenials since they don't consider a beach holiday as the perfect way of passing the time.
Technology, AI, capital and institutions, examined through who builds systems, who controls them and who benefits.
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The one-fits-all approach has lost its way in the tourism industry, especially with the Millenials since they don't consider a beach holiday as the perfect way of passing the time.
In the latest development, Microsoft’s corporate venture fund M12 has opened its new office in Europe and invested in SuperAwesome, a UK company that helps create safer places for children when they use the internet.
Based out of London, Currencycloud is a global payment platform that serves businesses by providing technologies that make payments frictionless.
Last year, Cardlay, a Danish fintech company, secured €9 million in new funding and landed a Nordic partnership with Eurocard.
In the recent past, the French startup scenes have seen an extraordinary growth that shows no sign of stopping.
The London-based startup, ChAI uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to predict commodities prices has announced to have secured £1.3 million (€1.5 million) in seed financing.
Proxyclick, the leading provider of enterprise visitor management software recently announced that it closed a $15 million Series B funding round led by Five Elms Capital with participation from Series A investor JOIN Capital.
Netherlands-based car-sharing platform Amber along with research organisation TNO has announced to start up a feasibility study together into the optimal use of electric cars.
Freetrade is a challenger stockbroker that's brought mobile-first, commission-free investing to the UK. In the recent development, the…
ByteDance, the company behind popular TikTok, is apparently planning to launch its music streaming service to compete against the likes of…
The Netherlands is one of the largest startup ecosystems in Europe, thanks to the ample innovation and unprecedented digital infrastructure in the country.
Back in September last year, the social media giant Facebook announced that it is working on a new virtual reality-based social network.