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The Lithuanian secondhand clothing marketplace is the country's biggest tech success, and a public listing is the classic next step. But its CEO envisions a different type of growth

Dutch e-bike company VanMoof was declared bankrupt this week, raising concerns among fans of the bikes.

After leading Snowflake to huge success, Marcin Żukowski wants to give back to Poland. But for a former CTO, becoming a public role model hasn't been smooth sailing

Startups hoping to bring weight loss medication to Europe face a challenging market — Denmark's Embla is looking to conquer the UK market.

Bolt’s CEO and founder Markus Villig tells Sifted about his acquisition plans for the mobility company and the path to an IPO.

Nato has chosen 44 startups from Nato member countries to take part in its first-ever accelerator programme — and 30 of them are European.

Nina Mohanty has been living and working on and off in London for almost a decade “on every visa under the sun”. She comes from Silicon Valley, holds

Tech businesses and startups working on the most powerful AI models used in Europe — like GPT-4 — will have to comply with extra legal requirements, despite

This Nordic Noir Icelandic thriller for the AI era shows how startups could play an oversize role in a big year for election

Founders and investors have perhaps never been as collectively stressed as they were over one fateful weekend in March last year.