Networking is an art. It’s much more than simply handing out business cards like perfume samples at Bloomingdales. It is an art that transcends transactions, fosters friendships, creates collaborations and opens doors to opportunities.

In the aftermath of a tumultuous year marked by record business closures and persistent challenges posed by the cost of living crisis, SMEs find themselves at a critical juncture.

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.

On Day 2 of CES 2024, Startups Magazine's Anna Wood met with Emily from Y-Brush to discuss their product that could revolutionise dental care.

Unconventional office spaces are generally the exception, not the norm. That’s why the likes of Google’s office, with its indoor slides, ladders, and micro-kitchens, garner so much attention.

On the first day of CES 2024, Startups Magazine's Anna Wood spoke with Gurt from EyeQ to discuss their efforts to bring authentic eye contact to video calls.

On Day two of CES 2024, Startups Magazine's Anna Wood engaged in a thoughtful conversation with Nik and Domen from Chipolo about their latest initiative, the 'Perfectly Imperfect' campaign, which intertwines the concepts of sustainability and embracing imperfections.

It’s been a challenging year for startup finances. Despite the frenzy in certain sectors such as Generative AI, investment in European tech companies continued to take a hit.

Startups Magazine's Anna Wood recently caught up with John from Moplat in the Eureka Park area of CES 2024 to discuss their strides in integrating software and hardware in the automotive industry.

At CES 2024, Startups Magazine's Anna Wood speaks to IDeAOcean about the intricacies of METHEUS, the autonomous solution for mechanical design challenges.

As we enter into 2024, the leadership team at Resistant AI shares some predictions for the year ahead.

According to an assessment made by the Government of Ukraine, World Bank Group, European Commission, and the United Nations, it is estimated that the reconstruction and recovery of Ukraine will cost €383 billion – a staggering figure that unfortunately continues to rise.

The entrepreneurial landscape is composed of individuals who possess the rare mix of innovation, creativity, and business acumen, the necessary skills to launch a new and successful company.

This year is set to bring challenging but interesting times for sustainability communications. At the end of last year, 2023, the head of a national oil company led the most important climate summit in the world – COP28 – and meanwhile, our own government signed off on new oil and gas licences and rolled back on its net zero pledges.

Tech know-how, quick thinking, and an employee-first approach are all critical elements of modern leadership.

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.

Innovation and agility are the lifeblood of startups, yet I've often observed a singular focus on talent acquisition as the key to success. In my experience, there's a crucial aspect that's frequently overlooked but equally vital: the quality of the workspace.

Embarking on a transformative journey in payment technology, Software Point of Sale (SoftPoS) is paving the way for startups, small businesses, and entrepreneurs to thrive in an evolving digital landscape.

This year it seems it has become impossible to escape the mention or application of Artificial Intelligence (better known as AI). So much so that the term AI has been named the Collins Word of the Year 2023.

Amid the ongoing cost of living crisis, which is making it increasingly challenging for millions of people to cover their monthly expenses, it's unsurprising that the UK ethical finance sector continues to gain momentum.