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What we can learn from edtech startups’ expansion efforts in Europe

TechCrunch

We received 57 responses and supplemented it with interviews of leading companies and investors. Europe is home 49 of the surveyed companies, six are based in the U.S., To get some additional insight into this trend, we surveyed edtech firms on their expansion plans, priorities and pitfalls. and three in Asia.

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Why diversity is so important to business in the 21st Century: A chat with Gary Shapiro at #TNW2013

The Next Web

Gary Shapiro heads up the Consumer Electronics Association , which has taught him a thing or two about running successful businesses in a digital world. Entrepreneur Europe Insider Video Profiles and Interviews TNW2013 Videos' Today, The Next Web’s Paul Sawers caught up with Shapiro to find out more.

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Czech on-demand grocery delivery startup Rohlik bags $230M to expand across Europe

TechCrunch

upr, Rohlik CEO and founder, told TechCrunch in an interview. Founded in 2014, Rohlik’s funding comes at an interesting and key moment in the online grocery business, in Europe and beyond. upr’s previous startups was a restaurant delivery business, acquired by Delivery Hero ) to build its platform.

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15 steps to start your own tech business: Part 1

The Next Web

Today he begins a series, cross-posted from his own blog , in which he draws on his experience to offer advice for aspiring entrepreneurs in Europe and beyond. Starting a fast-growing tech business is incredibly challenging, and requires a variety of skills. We worked for all types of businesses for about three years.

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Bolt raises $182M to expand its on-demand transportation network in Europe and Africa

TechCrunch

In the midst of a major second wave of coronavirus infections across Europe, an Estonian startup that’s building an on-demand network to move food and people around in cars, on scooters and ( most recently ) on bikes across developed and emerging markets in EMEA is announcing a major round of funding. France, South Africa and Nigeria.

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Capchase raises $280M to scale its financing platform for subscription businesses

TechCrunch

Almost overnight, platforms that offer non-dilutive capital for recurring revenue businesses have become white-hot. This fever is now reaching Europe, where today Capchase raised an additional $280 million in new debt and equity funding, led by i80 Group, following a $125 million round in June. Right now it’s live in the U.K.

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Meet the bold 20-year-old behind Spanish Firefox OS smartphone maker Geeksphone [Video]

The Next Web

I certainly was when I met up with him in the Spanish capital last week, and so was European Commission VP Neelie Kroes, who singled him out a few months ago to spread the word about him after a WSJ video interview recorded at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. In fact, we should strive to have more entrepreneurs like him in Europe.

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