Poppins, a video game designed to assist children with dyslexia, has received official approval for reimbursement as a therapeutic tool.
The German government approved JD.com’s acquisition of MediaMarktSaturn with conditions to safeguard customer data. The European Commission is reviewing the deal for potential antitrust issues related to alleged Chinese state subsidies.
SumUp, a fintech focused on small business payments, has launched consumer bank accounts offering 5% cashback on purchases at its merchant network. The product aims to create a two-sided incentive system where consumers earn rewards while merchants receive zero transaction fees. The service is initially available in the UK, Ireland, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain, with plans to expand to all 38 of SumUp’s markets.
JD.com and Allianz have expanded their partnership to Europe, allowing customers to purchase insurance for electronics and home appliances directly on Joybuy’s platform. The service is initially available in the Benelux, France, Germany, and the UK, with plans to expand to other countries. Customers can choose from three insurance options during checkout.
Defacto, a fintech company, has applied for a European banking license to expand its SME credit services across the EU.
The article discusses the transformation of Raise Summit, originally a Wall Street-focused event, into a European-based summit held in Versailles, highlighting its evolution as a platform for startup ecosystems.
Macrodata Labs addresses the data infrastructure gap in robotics by offering Refiner, an open-source platform for processing multimodal robotics datasets. The company emerged from stealth after securing $4 million in pre-seed funding led by Air Street Capital.
Tissium raises €30M in equity and €30M in debt to expand its MedTech business
Dropbox expands its European infrastructure with new locations in Paris and Frankfurt
Sopht raised 7.5M€ to reduce IT costs for businesses