In a guest contribution (the first of three), Accel Partners’ Sonali De Rycker puts the spotlight on ‘the Nordic way’ of building global tech companies, through interviews.
Why Supercell’s founder wants to be the world’s least powerful CEO
Lessons learned on growth and scaling internationally: Eventbrite co-founder and Index Ventures’ Renaud Visage
France-born entrepreneur and Eventbrite founding technical architect Renaud Visage shares some of his lessons learned when it comes to scaling a startup globally.
How Transformify is bridging the gap between socially responsible companies and remote workers
This London-based social venture is trying to reduce the collateral damage and job losses from business restructuring by making remote hiring fairer.
Ireland’s Sportdec wants to be the one stop shop for sports fans
This Dublin-based startup has set an ambitious goal for its app: to make it the one place sports fans go to for stats, scores, games, and betting.
Catching up with Brent Hoberman on Founders Factory, Made.com and the Brexit impact on European tech
Tech.eu caught up with Brent Hoberman in London to chat about Founders Factory, Made.com, and the impact the Brexit vote will have on UK and European tech.
Cognitive Technologies is quietly joining the autonomous car technology buzz … from Russia
Cognitive Technologies is building proprietary autonomous car technology in Russia, and is poised for bigger things in 2017.
Remember ICQ messenger? Mail.ru aims to bring it back to glory
Mail.ru has been investing heavily in ICQ since acquiring it from AOL in 2010. Now it’s one of the most feature-rich messenger apps on the market. But is that enough to lure back the 89 million users it has lost since its peak in 2001?