Barclays Eagle Labs has introduced an online skills platform designed for aspiring entrepreneurs aiming to lead the next big tech companies.
QDI Systems, a deep technology firm based in Groningen, announced its Series A funding of €5 million to expand its innovative quantum dots technology for the medical sector and new markets.
At CES 2024, Startup Magazine’s Deputy Editor Anna Wood met with YellowScan, a startup in the field of UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) mapping solutions, specialising in LiDAR technology.
Ta-da, a French startup developed by Vivoka, a player in voice recognition and offline AI, has unveiled its data collection platform.
UK-based climate-tech startup Furbnow has secured a significant £950k pre-seed investment to revolutionise home decarbonisation.
Towergate Health & Protection is encouraging employers on Blue Monday to transform this typically negative day into a positive opportunity.
January is a pivotal month for many employees as they evaluate their life and career choices, often impacting their mental wellbeing. GRiD, the industry body for group risk, highlights that Blue Monday serves as a critical time for employers to show awareness and actively support their staff’s mental health.
RedArc, the nurse-led health and wellbeing service, is bracing itself for a busy Q1 as analysis of 2023 referral data highlights that there were 42% more new mental health cases when compared to the average for the rest of the year.
As one of the most exciting weeks in tech has come to a close with CES shutting its doors for another year, Startups Magazine reflects on the week, the tech that was unveiled, and everything else CES-focused.
Business Show Media is gearing up for an exciting launch into its next phase, marking a significant milestone with the 50th edition of its flagship event, The Business Show London, the longest-standing business event of its kind.
A first-of-its-kind experiment by Intuit QuickBooks has shed light on the impact of Self Assessment on the health of UK small business owners.
As the UK marks Blue Monday on January 15, a survey conducted by small business insurer Simply Business revealed that 90% of SME owners feel that the government isn’t doing enough to support their mental health.
In 2024, there’s a resurgence of optimism among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with half of them anticipating growth, as highlighted in a recent study by iwoca, a European lender to small businesses.
A recent survey conducted by the international recruitment firm, Robert Walters, has revealed that that 55% of professionals believe their employers should intensify efforts in supporting employee wellbeing.
Every January, Las Vegas becomes THE place to be for all things tech, with some of the biggest players in the tech space, as well as a whole host of innovative startups, taking on the big city. On day two of CES, Startups Magazine interviewed a whole lot more startups. Here are just a few that we think you should know about!
Glasgow is aiming to become the largest Internet of Things (IoT) innovation hub in Europe following the launch of a £2.5 million public-private sector partnership.
Cost-effectiveness and adaptability are key priorities for employers when establishing a health and wellbeing support programme, as indicated by research from Towergate Health & Protection.
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Let’s Do Business Group has acquired the trademark for its campaign, ‘Start Up September’. Celebrating four years of month-long campaigns tailored to budding entrepreneurs, this acquisition is a significant achievement, cementing the company’s dedication to nurturing startups and supporting economic growth in the South East and East of England.
As many experts predicted this time last year, AI took the technology sector by storm and many businesses began implementing it into their operations. AI’s influence on the technology landscape is not something that can be disputed. Research has demonstrated that 77% of companies are either using or exploring the use of AI, and the global AI market is expected to reach $1.85 trillion by 2030.
