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Lack of ambition That lack of ambition has irked another set of stakeholders — startup founders and venture capital firms — which lobbied hard for the regulation. “We try to focus on

image: ©filo | iStock The European Commission has announced the selection of 70 early-stage deep tech companies to take part in its EIC Pre-Accelerator programme The EIC Pre-Accelerator programme focuses on “widening

The European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) are looking for a Corporate Services Contracts Officer who will support broader corporate services functions by managing the contracts’ lifecycle and ensuring that

A forthcoming overhaul of European Union merger rules is set to prioritize innovation-driven deals involving startups, potentially accelerating antitrust approvals, according to a draft document. However, the same leniency will not apply when

The European Commission has approved a €235 million humanitarian assistance package for West and Central Africa, with Nigeria expected to receive about €33 million to support vulnerable communities affected by ongoing crises

The European Commission is preparing to introduce an “innovation shield” to accelerate antitrust approvals for startup acquisitions in Brussels, according to a draft proposal revealed on April 22. This regulatory overhaul aims

Every January, millions take on Dry January, a ritual of restraint and resetting after the holiday season. If that’s the benchmark for kicking off the year with moderation, Europe’s startup ecosystem clearly

Foreign Minister Dr Khalilur Rahman on Monday reiterated the government’s strong interest in working closely with the European Union (EU) to build a robust innovation ecosystem and support startup development. The Foreign

The European Commission has unveiled groundbreaking legislation mandating Google to share a segment of its search data with rival entities. This endeavor forms a key aspect of the Digital Markets Act, which