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Brussels – Creating an enabling environment for investment in innovation, using the EU budget strategically, and fostering contact between investors, companies, and European institutions in an increasingly competitive international environment. These and

This week, the European Union released a report about the future of European competitiveness authored by Mario Draghi, former Italian prime minister and president of the European Central Bank. The nearly 400-page

Today Mariya Gabriel, Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth, meets a dozen representatives of villages and rural areas that host start-ups, specialised, among others, in energy and food and agri-system

Fortyone experienced mentors from all over Europe gathered in Barcelona on 26-27 October for the first workshop of the Early Warning Europe Mentor Academy (EWE Mentor Academy). During this two-day event, participants

The fear to fail is a common trait across Europe and it poses a stumbling block for young entrepreneurs toying with the idea of creating something new. The European mindset is generally

In my previous job at a startup based in Amsterdam, my job description was – how to put this – ‘flexible’. As a non-technical member of a company developing a new kind

The parent company of Yandex, Russia’s largest tech company and known as the country’s answer to Google, has sold off most of its Russian assets.  The deal leaves the Dutch parent company

Crypto fundraising platform Legion has launched a new reputation system targeting retail investors and startups interested in initial coin offerings (ICOs) under European Union regulations.  According to Legion, the reputation system “simplifies

FILE PHOTO: The EU plans to seek feedback to help lighten the regulatory burden for startups struggling to comply with rules on AI. | Photo Credit: Reuters The European Commission plans to