Vilnius logistics start-up GoRamp secures 450,000 euros to expand to Poland and Western Europe. Following on from a successful financing round of 120,000 euros in...
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An app that allows users to invest in fractional shares in private companies takes its total funding to one million euros. Tallinn-based fintech start-up Raison has...
Airly, which raised 1.7 million euros in a pre-seed round in October, combines AI with hyperlocal data. The Polish air quality monitoring start-up Airly has become the...
A Slovenian-based machine translation platform has raised 1.2 million euros in seed finance from the venture capital fund Fil Rouge Capital, bringing its total funding...
Uzbekistan is set to implement a national innovation system as part of its aim to join the top 50 countries in the Global Innovation Index by 2030. In the 2020 edition...
Slovakia and US-based 3D and augmented reality platform Vectary has announced a 5.9 million euros funding round led by EQT Ventures fund with existing investor BlueYard...
Restoring the ability of the blind to see is the stuff of myth and science fiction, but one start-up from Kazakhstan hopes to be able to use technology to stimulate...
The Brno-based mid-term property renting platform Flatio yesterday merged with the Portuguese start-up NomadX, a rental marketplace aimed at digital nomads. Founded in...
The Kraków and Palo Alto-based start-up Airly has announced a 1.7 million euros pre-seed round which should help it scale up its AI-powered air quality platform globally...
A dozen of the most exciting and innovative start-ups in Albania are set to take part in a landmark acceleration programme which over a four-month period will provide...
Salv, the anti-money laundering (AML) start-up that raised two million US dollars last year, is set to launch a pilot programme called AML Bridge in cooperation with...
The Covid-19 pandemic has affected both traditional media and online platforms. It’s not only an unprecedented economic challenge: social distancing disrupts the...
