Biztech news 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. 15/06/2022
Scenes Qatari chef cooking up a storm in Doha "I'm done with being a home-based business. I need to be represented somewhere where people can experience the full experience." 11/04/2022
Biztech news These are Europe’s next 100 unicorns, according to VivaTech Most of the European start-ups aiming to be valued at more than $1 billion are in the UK, France and Germany, according to the list. 16/03/2022
Biztech news These are three of Europe’s deep tech start-ups to watch Euronews Next meets the start-ups developing the future of deep tech including a smart glove, a quantum computing company and a device that can read your mind. 05/03/2022
Biztech news Ukraine’s tech scene is a 'pillar of resistance,' says industry boss Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is putting the country’s tech progress at risk and the country needs international help, the Director of TechUkraine told Euronews Next. 25/02/2022
Home 10-minute delivery service threatens to sue Dutch cities Rapid delivery services like Getir and Gorillas exploded in popularity last year, but that expansion has come at a cost to their neighbours in the Netherlands. 24/02/2022
Biztech news How Dubai’s business success stories are fuelling its startup ecosyste How Dubai’s business success stories – from Careem to Kitopia – are fuelling its start-up ecosystem by enticing entrepreneurs to launch ventures of their own. 26/01/2022
Biztech news How Europe’s anti-Amazon start-up is changing our shopping habits “We don't want to live in a world where we are on our sofa, we watch TV and we order on Amazon,” says Ankorstore co-founder and CEO Nicolas d’Audiffret. 25/01/2022
Home 'Taste your TV': This professor has invented a 'lickable' screen The device uses a carousel of 10 flavour canisters to render different tastes on a lickable transparent film that slides down over images of food. 05/01/2022
Biztech news Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes convicted of fraud and conspiracy Holmes was convicted on two counts of wire fraud and two counts of conspiracy to commit fraud after seven days of deliberation. 04/01/2022
Health Cannabis start-ups blooming as Germany eyes legal recreational use German start-ups growing cannabis for medical use - legal in the country since 2016 - are booming. What impact will a move to recreational use have? 03/01/2022
Biztech news Palantir is on a charm offensive to woo France’s start-ups US tech company Palantir, which specialises in data analytics and is known as one of the most secretive companies, has announced a partnership with Station F. 10/12/2021
Start me up How Dubai’s strategic location is serving start-ups Offering both airports and seaports, Dubai’s infrastructure and location between east and west make it a strategically sound base for import and export industries, which is why Squat Wolf founders Wajdan Gul and Anam Khalid chose to start their business and establish headquarters in Dubai 08/12/2021
Mobility Uber setback as UK court rules business model unlawful The ridesharing app lost the argument that it only acts as an agent for drivers in the British capital, setting the taxi app market up for a major overhaul. 07/12/2021
View To unlock the new economy, Central Europe needs coordination | View On the other side of COVID-19, Central Europe's sluggish economies need to diversify, work together and make room for innovation to thrive, says public sector advisor Soňa Muzikárová 03/12/2021
Scenes The Spanish inventor creating electricity from nature "Imagine, being in the middle of a park or a street and being able to touch a plant and turn on the lights of that specific area." 15/11/2021
Opinion Banks and fintechs: A common purpose key to a successful partnership Wise, one of Europe's largest fintechs, explains how banks and fintechs can create a mutually beneficial and successful partnership. 15/11/2021
Biztech news DoorDash comes to Europe in €7 billion buyout of Wolt The two companies are expected to merge early next year, with Wolt CEO Miki Kuusi heading up the American company's international division. 10/11/2021
Work French startups demand tech support from presidential hopefuls In a so-called 'Manifesto of French Startups', companies are calling on those running in the upcoming elections to boost France’s tech credentials. 03/11/2021
Biztech news How Portugal is going green to prepare for the digital transition Euronews Next spoke to Portugal’s Economy and Digital Transition Minister Pedro Siza Viera about how the country is embracing technology and start-ups. 02/11/2021
Biztech news Backstage at Web Summit, CEO Paddy Cosgrave talks to Euronews Next Web Summit CEO Paddy Cosgrave speaks about the importance of tech tackling the climate crisis at this year’s event. 01/11/2021
Money Why is Europe leading the climate tech startup race? As the UN’s climate conference COP 26 approaches, who are the top climate tech startups? 26/10/2021
Stays Plum Guide: The luxury travel service taking on Airbnb Meet the founder of the 'Michelin Guide for holiday rentals', who is shining a light on the finest homestays money can buy. 22/10/2021
Work Gorillas delivery app fires hundreds of workers for going on strike The ten-minute grocery app has faced strike action for months over claims of late wages and poor working conditions. 08/10/2021
Start me up Which countries offer visas that help entrepreneurs work abroad? Croatia, Spain and Dubai are just some of the countries with visas that could pique the interest of entrepreneurs, digital nomads and startups. 06/10/2021
Biztech news Why French start-ups had a record year despite COVID Only 11 per cent of CEOs for French start-ups were women, a new report by EY shows. 23/09/2021
