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Slovenia, France and the Czech Republic will be joining ESNA – Europe Startup Nations Alliance, based in Lisbon, according to the announcement made following the ESNA Ministerial Forum, which brought together at

Europe is struggling to keep pace with the US in building global tech giants. Of the world’s 50 biggest tech companies, just four come from the European Union. Now Brussels wants to

Uz podršku Evropske unije, u Boru je počeo sa radom Startap centar za razvoj preduzetništva i jačanje lokalne ekonomije. Uspostavljen u okviru integralnog projekta „Ekosistem za inovacije i pametnu ekonomiju u Boru“,

Taurus SA, a FINMA-regulated securities firm and a leader in digital asset infrastructure technology solutions, announced that its Cyprus-based subsidiary, Taurus (Europe) Ltd, has been granted an investment firm license under MiFID

The Commission announced a new group of eight companies to receive €10 and €30 million investments to support them in the crucial scale-up phase to establish a market position. The investments are

Venture capital and private equity investments in European Union defense technology surged to $1.28 billion in 2025, according to data from Tracxn. This rapid financial pivot follows the 2022 invasion of Ukraine,

Startups claiming innovation benefits for their deals will likely secure speedy EU antitrust approval, but not if Big Tech is involved, a draft revamp of merger rules due to be announced in

Sweden’s tech sector is booming, but it faces a paradox: as government officials ask startups what support they need, many founders tell them to step back and deregulate. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT This tension

“One of the biggest challenges for European startups today is fragmentation,” said Sebastien Marchon, CEO and founder of Belgian expense management software firm Rydoo. “Building a company across Europe still means navigating