Harry Fowle

Harry has always had a passion for all things geeky, whether it be playing video games or researching the newest tech trends. Despite being on the opposite end of things, history is also a prominent interest, from which his love of writing stemmed. Writing has always been an enjoyable part of his life, taking every opportunity in schooling relating to it, including History at University and now here at Startups Magazine. Pushed by his love for technology and writing, Harry has taken a keen interest in researching and reporting on the latest tech innovations and advancements. Whether it be the latest news from space or the newest deep learning AI, it’s all up Harry’s street. Harry’s curiosity alongside his passion for writing, research, and technology makes him a great addition to the editorial team at Startups Magazine.

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Toothfairy dental care app partners with Canada Life

Toothfairy has teamed up with a major healthcare insurer to offer a ground-breaking new benefit to millions of workers in the UK.

Zoom to acquire Workvivo

Behind work are workers. Real everyday people. People who work to live, not live to work. People who need a sense of belonging. It’s a simple concept that often gets forgotten as priorities and demands take over the workday.

Neuromod Devices closes €30mn financing for tinnitus treatment device Lenire

Neuromod Devices has successfully closed a €30 million financing to further commercialise its tinnitus treatment device, Lenire.

Hiring strategies under increasing pressure as employee confidence and contract demand grows

Following reports that London-based SMEs are increasingly relying on temporary workers, specialist recruitment firm, Robert Half, has warned employers that worker confidence in securing a role remains high, putting greater pressure on hiring – and key resource retention – strategies.

Xilva raised $1.8m to build marketplace for forest investments

Xilva, a global platform for investments in regenerative forests, announced it has raised $1.8 million in a pre-seed round from Brainforest, Bloomsbury Natural Capital, Insurtech.vc and a group of international angel investors. The funds will be used to further develop technological solutions and scale marketing and operations.

Another bumper year for VCTs despite economic uncertainty

AIC figures released today show the amount invested in Venture Capital Trusts (VCTs) once again hit more than £1 billion. The total – including dividend reinvestment – was £1.08 billion, the second highest on record.

Six startups selected for world’s first regulatory sandbox for industrial safetytech

Six UK startups pioneering the use of AI, robotics and other emerging technologies to improve industrial safety and risk management have been selected for the world’s first regulatory sandbox for industrial safetytech, it was announced.

Navigating the cost-of-living crisis: why digital marketing is more important than ever

As the cost-of-living continues to rise, small businesses are feeling the impact. From inflated costs to increased employee wages, businesses are struggling to keep up with the ever-increasing expenses.

GoJoe announces a £1.2M investment from Superbet Ventures, Animoca Brands, and Michael Carrick

GoJoe, the first social fitness app for work and play, has announced its most recent investment of £1.2 million, led by Superbet Ventures.

The problems facing ClimateTech: how is capital being channelled?

Climate change has been a major concern for several decades now, however, only recently has the conversation shifted to finding solutions for this rapidly growing problem. One of the most promising areas of innovation is ClimateTech – a sector that focuses on developing technologies that can help mitigate or adapt to climate change. Despite the immense potential of ClimateTech, it consistently faces several challenges when it comes to attracting adequate investments, especially among ClimateTech startups. This article will explore the problems facing ClimateTech and how capital is being channelled in this sector.

Google’s Black startup fund

Recently, Google unveiled a new fund of $4 million to support Black entrepreneurs across the EMEA region.

British FinTech SteadyPay has closed a $3 million seed round

N1 fintech fund invested in SteadyPay, a British progressive lending platform with a Co-founder from Ukraine. European venture funds such as Ascension, The Future Fund, and others have already invested in this fintech.

Apprenticeships as the foundation of the modern workplace

As the times move forward, so do the workplaces we inhabit. In the modern workplace, it is often not the older generation of workers that act as its foundation but instead the new fresh minds coming through the doors, pioneering a workplace’s growth.

Five startups focusing on loving yourself this Valentine’s Day

With the season of Valentine’s upon us once again many of us will be looking to our significant others to show love to and take care of. However, there’s one individual that should always be the most important person in the world – you! After all, how can you love someone else if you don’t first love yourself?

Blind marketing: 64% of eCommerce marketers fail to measure customer engagement

64% of eCommerce marketers haven’t measured their customer engagement processes in the past month, and nearly one-fifth (17%) have never measured them at all.

Ideagen launches comprehensive health and safety tool for SMBs to better protect their workforces

Ideagen has announced the launch of its new Ideagen EHS Essentials product, designed to digitally transform how small to medium businesses (SMB) track and report health and safety incidents at work.

UK tech sector retains #1 spot in Europe and #3 in world

UK tech industry demonstrated its resilience in 2022, reaching a combined market value of $1trillion.

Total funding into UK fintech startups falls by 13% in 2022

Tracxn has released its Fintech UK Report. The report, based on Tracxn’s extensive database, provides insights into the UK’s fintech space.

Digital cancer support platform Mika is launched in the UK

According to Cancer Research UK, almost one in two people will develop cancer in the course of their lifetime. While survival rates in the UK have doubled in the last 40 years, a record number of patients are facing delays and disruptions in accessing oncological treatment across the UK, especially since the start of COVID-19.

One house and aerial launch world’s first emissions reduction platform for touring artists and DJs

One House and Aerial reducing, and offsetting the carbon emissions of artists and creators globally.