Starling Bank, a UK challenger bank, announced plans to cut 130 jobs as part of a restructuring effort to streamline operations and accelerate AI-driven product development. The move follows a 3% decline in pre-tax profits to £217m and a revenue drop to £887m for the year ending 2025. The bank aims to enhance agility and reduce duplication while expanding its use of AI in banking services.
calltime founder Jonathan Kurth reveals the company has over 300 customers ranging from scale-ups to corporations and aims to double this number while increasing revenue per customer in the next year.
The article discusses Ebba Kleberg von Sydow’s ventures in podcasting, royal expertise, and e-commerce, revealing updates on her business activities.
Fuse Energy, a London-based startup founded in 2022, announced the hiring of a workplace performance manager to enhance employee productivity and wellness. The role includes managing workplace standards, employee health initiatives, and supplier relationships. The decision sparked debate about balancing performance optimization with employee privacy and burnout risks.
Zinova appoints Mats Persson Bergius as CEO with plans to start lending to Swedish businesses this autumn after receiving 45 million SEK in funding from Tommy Jacobson.
Przemysław Kadula, co-founder of Pirxe and vice president of the Polish HR Forum, explores AI’s influence on future work and spatial AI’s potential to transform e-commerce and marketing in a MamStartup podcast episode.
Sofia Lind Andersson will take over as CEO of Malina and Soft Goat on July 1 to lead expansion efforts and double the companies’ revenue.
Dibz, a Swedish Proptech startup automating housing processes, reported doubled revenue to 34 million SEK. Co-founder Lovisa Qvarner is stepping down as CEO during the company’s growth phase.
Neuroelectrics, a neurotechnology company co-founded by Ana Maiques, was recognized for its work in brain research, neurological disease diagnosis, and non-pharmacological therapies through brain stimulation. The company aims to position Spanish neurotechnology among the world’s most advanced.
Susanna Grill Erntell, CEO of delivery platform Ingrid, has stepped down after just one year in the role. She cited unexpected opportunities as the reason for her departure.