In the loop: Sainsbury’s swallows Asda, Facebook goes dating and Richard Branson parts with cash

Friday, 04 May 2018 Zen Terrelonge

With a bank holiday weekend in touching distance, we’ve got the freshest stories from the world of business, including everything from the restaurant owner who saw red and how open banking is transforming the fintech world

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In the loop: Cera Care’s fake review accusations, dropping retail sales and the government’s new AI deal

Friday, 27 April 2018 Eric Johansson

It’s not easy to keep up with the latest news when running a startup. Fortunately, we’ve collected a tasting menu of the most mouthwatering nibbles from this week. From why entrepreneurs fail at romance to how mobility scooters may impact employability

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In the loop: New Farfetch fashion accelerator, IMF tech giant worries and Theranos staff shoot reporter in a game

Friday, 20 April 2018 Eric Johansson

If you’ve missed the news this week, then we’ve got you covered. From tech sexism to how Amazon Echo can save the high street, check out this smattering of the most important stories for startups from the past seven days.

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In the loop: the continuous woes of traditional retailers, the Zuck goes to Washington and UK VC investments fall

Friday, 13 April 2018 Eric Johansson

Have you caught up on the most important startup news? No worries, we’ve got you covered with our weekly roundup. Find out why Goldman Sachs doesn’t consider finding cures for some diseases to be a good thing and read about Zopa’s new fundraising round, s

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Failing forward: How I learned to trust smarter as an entrepreneur

Friday, 04 May 2018 Emily Forbes

Emily Forbes reveals how when she first launched Seenit, she was so excited about the idea that she told everyone she met about it. Unfortunately, that led to some people trying to steal the concept

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Will Italy’s startups ever be on par with the rest of Europe? Well, maybe

Tuesday, 24 April 2018 Eric Johansson

After struggling to find its footing for decades, the Italian startup ecosystem is slowly emerging. But will it be enough to catch up with the rest of Europe?

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Deepfake video seemingly showing Obama insult Trump underpins tech risks in the age of alternative facts

Thursday, 19 April 2018 Eric Johansson

After deepfake technology was used to realistically impose celebrities’ faces on porn actors’ bodies, the new video by Jordan Peele is a sober reminder that the problem has not gone away. But maybe startups could help.

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Following Facebook's faux pas, these are the data-protection issues startups must consider

Wednesday, 11 April 2018 Zen Terrelonge

Dealing with data protection is at the forefront of businesses’ minds following the Cambridge Analytica scandal and the upcoming GDPR

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In the loop: Sainsbury’s swallows Asda, Facebook goes dating and Richard Branson parts with cash

In the loop: Cera Care’s fake review accusations, dropping retail sales and the government’s new AI deal

In the loop: New Farfetch fashion accelerator, IMF tech giant worries and Theranos staff shoot reporter in a game

In the loop: the continuous woes of traditional retailers, the Zuck goes to Washington and UK VC investments fall

Failing forward: How I learned to trust smarter as an entrepreneur

Will Italy’s startups ever be on par with the rest of Europe? Well, maybe

Deepfake video seemingly showing Obama insult Trump underpins tech risks in the age of alternative facts

Following Facebook's faux pas, these are the data-protection issues startups must consider

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