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Making a Success of Remote Working for the Long Term

The short-term shift to remote working last year has gradually become a more permanent, fundamental change in the way we work. And many are now realising the potential pitfalls.

By Arthur Wilson

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Web Summit Kindles Sparks of Hope for Return of In-Person Conferences

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What Sustainable Innovation Might Look Like in 2021

By Felix Staeritz

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5 Ways European Entrepreneurs are Using Food Technologies During Covid-19

By Giovanbattista Cimmino

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Eastern European Startups Take on Climate Change Amid a Divided EU

The European Union has faced the challenge of balancing how different countries prioritize climate change action.

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Can the Reemergence of European Travel Save Us From The Worst of the Recession?

As we're about to enter a recession, let's explore if the reopening of borders can help save Europe from the worst possible outcome.

By Dmytro Spilka

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An Expert on Getting Fired Shares How to Suck It up and Push Forward

Things only turn around when you're being constructive, not when you're dwelling on the negative.

By Taylor Ryan

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How to Maintain an Apolitical Brand&#8212and Which Brands Should Consider It

With clear guidelines and consistent communication, you can keep your brand running smoothly during turbulent political times.

By Portia Antonia Alexis

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Create Meaningful Change: How Entrepreneurs Can Collaborate with the Public Sector During a Crisis

A few points to consider when innovating for a greater purpose.

By Alastair Mitchell

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Your Work-From-Home Self-Care Guide

How to keep your mental and physical health while working from home.

By Alexandra Cote

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Pros and Cons of Remote Work: Will Your Employees Adapt?

A deep dive into how switching to a remote team proves beneficial for European businesses, so long as you know what motivates your employees.

By Alexandra Cote

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Due to Coronavirus, Will Remote and Distributed Work Become the Future for Office Workers?

In Europe and beyond, the coronavirus outbreak could lead to a surge toward remote office workers.

By Michael Jurgen Garbade

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Can Cryptocurrencies Gain Prominence in Europe Despite EU Jitters?

As the appeal of cryptocurrencies and uncertainty in the EU continue to grow, can digital currency strike an amicable relationship with Europe beyond all the red tape?

By Dmytro Spilka

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7 Ways Marketers Can Stop Destroying Our Environment

Learn how to be an ethical marketer who helps customers make a more conscious decision.

By Jessica Lohmann

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Why European Startup Events Need to Evolve

As events across Europe grow in number and stature, it's time to tear down the pedestals and start making them mean something.

By Daniel Korski

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Can London Remain the Hub of European Startups After Brexit?

Time will tell if students and young entrepreneurs can thrive in a sector that may struggle to recover from such a disruptive force.

By Dmytro Spilka

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U.K. Police Need to Put the Brakes on Facial Recognition

Police in the U.K., backed by the government, are testing a facial-recognition system that is 20 percent accurate and treating those who avoid its gaze as potential suspects.

By Adam Smith

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Does Protecting Europe’s Gastronomic Heritage Restrict Innovation?

Recipes have become more like historic artifacts or national treasures rather than cooking or baking instructions.

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British Airways Fined $229 Million for 2018 Data Breach

The fine is the largest ICO has levied against a company, far outweighing the £500,000 Facebook had to pay for the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

By Adam Smith

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The U.K. Is Trying to Regulate the Internet: Here’s What It Means

The Online Harms White Paper could be a litmus test for tech regulation in the U.S., as the U.K. government attempts to balance oversight with modern web freedoms.

By Adam Smith

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U.K. Is Home to One Third of Europe’s Tech Unicorns

The findings are a tonic for the U.K., which has otherwise been mired in difficulties surrounding the Brexit conundrum.

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Amazon Will Open 10 Stores Across the U.K.

The first is opening Manchester today.

By Georgina Torbet

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Poland Challenges EU’s New Copyright Law Over Censorship Fears

It says the content filtering requirement is a step backward.

By Jon Fingas

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All You Need to Know About the EU’s New Ecommerce Payment Rules

As of Sept. 14, all companies within the EU must comply with the directive.

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Europe Lacks Female Founders and Other Takeaways From the Global Startup Ecosystem Report

Here are the four key takeaways from the latest report on Europe's startup ecosystems.

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How the EU Is Cementing its Place as an Entrepreneurial Playground

The EU is diligently working on making Europe attractive to Entrepeneurs.

By Simon Moser

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Europe’s Article 13 Copyright Rule Is a Transatlantic Trade War

Europe's Article 13 copyright rule is a finger in the eye to a set of American tech companies with which Europe has long been struggling.

By Sascha Segan

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Google Fined $1.7 Billion Over a 3rd Breach of EU Antitrust Rules in 3 Years

European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said the latest fine was for 'illegal practices in search advertising brokering to cement its dominant market position.'

By Jake Kanter and Isobel Asher Hamilton

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4 Reasons Why Europe Needs Tech Enthusiasts to Vote

The importance of casting a vote for your country's E.U. representatives is more important than ever in defining the European Union's image and standing on the global stage.

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Spotify Files EU Complaint Against Apple Over 30 Percent App Tax

To keep our price competitive for our customers, [this price inflation] isn't something we can do,' Spotify CEO Daniel Ek tells the European Commission.

By Adam Smith