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Inside Qonto’s quest to lead Europe’s fintech race

We spoke with Qonto’s co-founder and CEO Alexandre Prot on plans to lead Europe’s fintech market, the role of cryptocurrencies and the future of challenger banks.

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Don’t panic over economy woes just yet, says ex-World Bank chief

The Ukraine war has sent inflation and gas prices spiralling. We spoke to ex-World Bank chief Bertrand Badré about how to prevent global inequality.

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Will France’s new government be more accepting of cryptos?

Pierre Person couldn’t change his fellow French deputies' minds on crypto. Can the new Assembly be convinced?

Tech News

How can businesses fight climate change? We ask the experts

Remote work, a circular economy and climate dividends. This is how small and large companies can go green.

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Could these Green Tech start-ups help avert a climate catastrophe?

With ambitious government targets to meet, could these technologies be the tools to help in the fight to slow the climate crisis?

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A new stablecoin is ready to hit the UK amid the crypto crash

GBPT will launch in early July and will be built on the Ethereum blockchain.

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Binance ‘in it for the long game’ and isn’t afraid of the crypto crash

Despite the crypto crash and the price of Bitcoin plunging, innovation can come from dark times, argues Binance’s Europe VP Martin Bruncko.

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How luxury and beauty brands are embracing the metaverse and new tech

From the world’s thinnest watch from Bvlgari to mad make-up in the metaverse and tech that knows how you feel: Here’s how tech and fashion and beauty are merging in the digital world.

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VivaTech 2022: What makes India’s start-up scene so strong?

Euronews Next sat down with IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to talk about what makes India’s thriving tech scene tick and the challenges it faces.

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How is Estonia’s e-residency programme tempting tech's digital nomads?

The e-residency programme is no golden visa. It does not grant residency in the country but companies do get access to European markets digitally.

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VivaTech 2022: From climate to Web3, here’s what to expect

Euronews Next will be at the annual tech event in Paris finding out the latest innovations shaking up the tech ecosystem.

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PayPal has a new crypto transfer tool

PayPal customers in the US can also send crypto to other PayPal users in seconds with no fees or network charges.

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A ‘CO2 battery’ could help store solar and wind energy. Here’s how

The storage technology could iron out the main drawback of using solar or wind power.

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‘Glory to Ukraine’ message appears after Russian website hacked

Russia's Ministry of Construction, Housing and Utilities website was targeted but the country’s news agency said users' personal data were protected.

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This French incubator is looking to build world-leading Web3 start-ups

In Europe, we have a pretty good regulated environment, and I think we can build the champions of tomorrow,” said the co-founder of PyratzLab.

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‘Crypto winter’ may already be here. Here’s what it means

Cryptocurrencies are known for their volatility but cryptos have lately been hit especially hard.

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100 days of war: The rise and resilience of Ukraine's tech sector

Euronews Next spoke to Ukrainian tech executives to find out how the sector has adapted to the conflict.

Mobility

The classic Buick is shifting gears to become an EV

Buick said it will release its first EV for the North American Market in 2024 and by the end of 2030, will only sell EVs.

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Estonia is cracking down on crypto. This is why

New rules will make getting a crypto license harder in Estonia as Europe cranks-up regulation in the wake of the TerraUSD and Luna collapse.

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How Estonia became Europe’s leader in cybersecurity

Estonia was one of the first countries to come under attack from cyberattacks 15 years ago. Now it has one of the world’s strongest security systems.

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