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The UK could be on the verge of joining a startup funding scheme run by the European Union worth €4bn (£3.45bn). According to a report provided by the EU Commissioner for startups

The United Kingdom could potentially join a major European Union startup investment fund reportedly worth $4.65 billion, according to comments from an EU official. The development has sparked discussion about future economic

A new study published by the European Investment Bank (EIB), in collaboration with the European Commission under the InvestEU Advisory Hub, examines the reasons shaping relocation decisions of innovative startups and scaleups from the

EU Inc Proposal Targets Startup Growth with Fast Company Formation Across EU European Commission’s Plan to Boost Startup Competitiveness By Philip Blenkinsop and A Lennon Accelerating Company Formation Across the EU BRUSSELS,

May 26 (Reuters) – The UK could join ‌a European ‌Union equity investment fund ​for startups worth 4 billion euros ($4.65 billion) this year, ‌the EU ⁠Commissioner for startups Ekaterina Zaharieva ⁠told

Brussels – Simplification, tax incentives, quick timeframes — ideally 48 hours — to set up and register companies. Furthermore, a facilitated path to attract skilled labor and non-EU entrepreneurs to open their

World Cancer Day Zeta Italy News The number of recovered patients and long-term survivors is increasing, as are patents in immunotherapy and gene therapy. On World Cancer Day, on February 4, a

Cyprus’s biggest trade unions are warning that a European Commission legislative proposal on start-ups contains a provision that could allow companies to apply the labour conditions of their home country when operating

The European Commission this week selected Swedish investment firm EQT — one of Europe’s largest private market investors, with $311 billion in assets — to manage the fund; first investments are expected

The European Commission is pushing legislation to support startup companies that would allow firms to apply the employment conditions of their home country to workers based abroad, Cyprus Workers’ Confederation (SEK) Secretary