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The Davos Blur

Beneblog: Technology Meets Society

James Moody of Australia’s national research organization was talking about an idea of a humanitarian license for patents that has been floated by the YGL community. Since I’ve been working on IP policy and licensing on Bookshare, I was quite interested and had ideas of how to work with companies to apply their IP to social needs.

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Sweden-based digital bank Northmill raises $30M

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Northmill Bank , the Sweden-based challenger that has around 200,000 customers across three European countries, has raised around $30 million in new funding. Next stop, Norway. Leading the round is M2 Asset Management, the Swedish investment company controlled by Rutger Arnhult, and asset management firm Coeli. Making sense of Klarna.

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Extra Crunch members get unlimited access to 12M stock images for $99 per year

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Flexible licensing with both Standard Commercial and Extended Licenses. Yay Images was born in 2008 in Oslo, Norway to create an affordable stock media agency with high-quality content. Full details on the Yay Images’ Partner Perk: Unlimited downloads across a collection of over 12 million images, 1.5 Dedicated account manager.

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Nordic challenger bank Lunar raises €40M Series C, plans to enter the ‘buy now, pay later’ space

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Lunar , the Nordic challenger bank that started out life as a personal finance manager app (PFM) but acquired a full banking license in 2019, has raised €40 million in Series C funding from existing investors. Overall, the bank has 5,000 business users and 200,000 private users across Denmark, Sweden and Norway.

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Nordic neobank Lunar raises $77M at $2B valuation, launches crypto trading platform and B2B payments

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Challenger banks have become, collectively, a force to be reckoned with in the world of financial services for consumers, and today one of the big players out of the Nordics — Lunar — is announcing growth funding along with two new services to continue filling out its ambition of providing a one-stop super app for its users.

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Making sense of Klarna

TechCrunch

Backed by the likes of Sequoia, Silverlake, and Atomico, a new $650 million funding round in September gave the company a whopping $10.65 Siemiatkowski also shares what’s next for the company as it ventures further into the world of retail banking after gaining a bank license in 2017.

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Making sense of Klarna

TechCrunch

Backed by the likes of Sequoia, Silverlake, and Atomico, a new $650 million funding round in September gave the company a whopping $10.65 Siemiatkowski also shares what’s next for the company as it ventures further into the world of retail banking after gaining a bank license in 2017.

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