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A planned EU-wide company entity to help European startups grow across the single market will be “one single and simple set of rules”, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said in Turin

The European Commission has adopted the 2022 work programme of the European Innovation Council, and in so much opens the doors to funding opportunities worth over €1.7 billion in 2022. This programme

The European Innovation Council and SMEs Agency contributes to the Commission’s objective to achieve a Union of Equality through different programmes that provide, among others, funding, business accelerator services, coaching and business

The countdown to the European Union’s carbon border rules (EU CBAM) is accelerating—and Korea’s SMEs are getting ready. By mobilizing ministries, research institutes, and support agencies, the government is helping exporters strengthen

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EIB’s Calvino says capital market integration a top priority Europe needs innovators to ‘stay and grow’, she says EIB ramping up investments in defence and security WASHINGTON, Oct 16 (Reuters) – European

128 European Investment Bank (EIB) President Nadia Calviño has called on the European Commission to adopt an ambitious version of the so-called “28th regime” to make it easier for startups to raise

Finom, a European challenger bank aimed at SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises) and freelancers, has raised €50 million ($54 million) in a Series B equity round of funding. Founded out of the

By Elisa Martinuzzi WASHINGTON (Reuters) -European Investment Bank President Nadia Calvino urged the European Commission to be bold with new rules allowing startup firms to easily operate across the bloc, a move

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