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Former British finance minister George Osborne has joined OpenAI as managing director of the OpenAI for Countries initiative, helping expand global partnerships. Osborne's appointment…
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Former British finance minister George Osborne has joined OpenAI as managing director of the OpenAI for Countries initiative, helping expand global partnerships. Osborne's appointment…

The EU fines X €120M under the DSA for its deceptive blue check system, ad transparency failures, and blocking researcher access. X now faces strict compliance deadlines.

Bending Spoons, the Milan-based tech giant behind Evernote, WeTransfer, and Vimeo deals, has acquired Eventbrite for $500M. Learn its strategy, value, and plans.

Go inside Finland’s drone-powered food delivery system, where Manna, Wolt, and Huuva collaborate to bring meals faster despite harsh weather.

Lovable doubles its ARR to $200M in four months, with CEO Anton Osika saying staying in Europe was key to the AI coding startup’s rapid success.

European startups and investors are stepping into politics, with Atomico’s latest report urging policy reforms as the tech sector seeks greater influence.

Peec AI secures $21M as brands optimise visibility in AI search. The Berlin-based startup is growing fast, helping companies track and improve their ChatGPT results.

Danish startup Flatpay reaches a €1.5B valuation and unicorn status as it rapidly scales to 60,000 SMB customers and €100M ARR. The company raises €145M to expand across Europe.

A German court fined Google €572M for abusing its dominance in the price comparison market, with Idealo and Producto winning damages.

Notion Capital launches a $130M Growth Opps III fund to back European startups in AI, SaaS, and defence tech, addressing the region’s venture capital gap.

Polars, the open source data tool built in Rust, raises $21M from Accel to expand its cloud and distributed data platforms, challenging Pandas and Apache Spark.

Apple says the EU’s Digital Markets Act is delaying new features in Europe, citing privacy risks and interoperability rules as key challenges.
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