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Monthly Archives: April, 2022

Capitolis, new technology for capital markets trading

Capitolis is a startup that aims to develop technology to serve the biggest users of financial services of them all (the big banks themselves and how they move money) announces a large funding round to double that opportunity.

Facebook Reels launches with new creative tools and ads

The feature, which is a key part of Meta's response to the TikTok threat, allows creators to share short-form video content on Facebook or post Instagram Reels to reach a broader audience.

Mimica, RPA automation

Mimica's first product, Mapper, operates in the realm of "process discovery," which "detects and learns patterns from people's clicks and keystrokes," so generating process maps typically takes business analysts months to produce them through manual effort.

Easier environmental, social and governance tracking with ESGgo

Wanting to facilitate the real implementation of the established ESG objectives, ESGgo was created.

Leko Labs obtains 21 million to promote greener construction

Luxembourg-based LekoLabs is a construction startup that is developing sustainable wood-based building materials as an alternative to steel and concrete and applying automation to construction methods.

Zenjob secures funding for its student job search platform

Zenjob is a Berlin-based platform that targets students looking for side jobs in sectors such as retail, logistics and leisure by connecting them with companies in need of temporary labour.

European startups dodge global funding slowdown in Q2022 XNUMX

Venture capital funding in Europe (including the UK) was up in the first quarter of 2022, meaning the region was unaffected by the quarter-on-quarter global slowdown in startup investment.

Netflix shares fall more than 20% after losing 200.000 subscribers

The streaming service reported that in the first quarter of 2022 it lost 200.000 subscribers, its first subscriber loss in more than a decade. And its losses are expected to continue, with Netflix forecasting a global loss of 2 million for the second quarter.

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