In the loop: mapping accelerators, incubators and startup hubs
Nesta reveals how the number of accelerators in the UK has mushroomed since 2011 while Edinburgh is named the country’s most startup-friendly city
Why startups should tap into a global investor pool
Having successfully attracted investors from Singapore to Silicon Valley, Sohrab Jahanbani argues that entrepreneurs should cast their net further afield when scouting for funding
In the loop: closing the gender pay gap and cybersecurity support
While Twitter lightens up, businesses gear up for greater transparency when it comes to gender equality and a government-funded cybersecurity programme goes shopping for its second cohort
Snackable, personalised and community-based: how edtech is changing the way we learn
A one-off binge early on in life is no longer good enough: people are continually snacking on learning opportunities
Pivoting doesn’t mean starting from scratch
Pivoting is about refocusing on what adds value to your business, rather than throwing the baby out with the bathwater
Why founders shouldn’t ignore brand You
From minding her posture to staying true to her belief system, Jacqueline Gold is consistently crafting her personal identity
Sweden the deal: Stockholm is riding high on the success of its unicorns
While Sweden may be more famous for Abba, IKEA and pickled herring, Stockholm’s startup community is proving to be about more than just 1970s disco songs and flat-pack furniture
Britain’s startup community reacts to Theresa May’s plans to trigger Article 50 next week
The prime minister has named March 29 as the date she’ll officially hand in Britain’s notice to the EU