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Pinterest raised a $225 million round in October 2013 to help fuel its international expansion, but a recent ruling in Europe could prove to be a hiccup in that strategy. The U.S.-based

The country’s startup ecosystem is on a growth trajectory, with venture capital inflows surpassing the $3 billion mark in the second quarter. Noteworthy investments in sectors such as fintech, edtech, and healthcare

Bad news for LinkedIn in Europe, where the Microsoft-owned social network has been reprimanded and fined €310 million for privacy violations related to its tracking ads business. The administrative penalties, which are

AIWAYS sends 500 all-electric SUVs to first European customer The AIWAYS U5s will arrive in Corsica in July, available for residents and tourists to experience affordable and sustainable mobility AIWAYS is the

Oslo, Norway-headquartered N2 Applied has raised €15 million ($17.3 million) in investment grants from the EU for its tech that converts animal manure into sustainable fertilizer and traps greenhouse gas emissions in

The European Union’s chief data protection supervisor has sanctioned the European Parliament for a series of breaches of the bloc’s data protection rules. The decision sounds a loud warning to sites and

The company was founded by Wayne Zwiers and Bongani Sithole, the partners who run the business. Having been in business for less than two years, South African technology startup Black Beard recently

Global biopharmaceutical company Pfizer has acquired University of Queensland startup ResApp Health Limited for $179 million. ResApp, an ASX-listed company based in Brisbane, has developed simple and inexpensive smartphone technology that can

Six leading startups in the women’s health sector are taking a stand against digital censorship, filing formal complaints with the European Commission over systemic bias and discrimination in content moderation by major

Imperial’s leadership spoke at events on Horizon Europe and the future of European science collaboration in London and Brussels this week. Imperial President Professor Hugh Brady discussed the role of EU-funded research