Cotierra Nets $1 Million for Greener Coffee Farming Solutions
Cotierra Nets $1 Million for Greener Coffee Farming Solutions
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Uruguayan Nearsure to Boost Workforce, Eyes European Expansion in 2024
The IT services firm aims for a 50% staff increase and European market entry amidst rising demand from U.S. corporate clients.
Fixtoe Sets Foot in France, Italy, Poland, Switzerland, and Mexico
From the labs of Universitat Jaume I, Molecular Sustainable Solutions unveils Neodys, a game-changer in sterilization tech, at Transfiere 2024.
Canarias Latam Tech: Launching Pad for Latin American Startups Eyeing Europe
In a bid to weave tighter technological ties across the Atlantic, the Canary Islands Government, through Proexca, is rolling out the red carpet for Latin American startups with the unveiling of Canarias Latam Tech's second edition.
Reddit’s shares soar post-IPO, indicating strong investor confidence.
Reddit's robust performance in its initial public offering (IPO), closing the week 35% above its IPO price, has infused optimism into the prospect of going public for companies eyeing the market.
EU Targets Big Tech with Antitrust Probes Under Digital Markets Act
Investigations focus on Alphabet, Apple, Meta for potential market abuses.
Brazil’s fintech sector is facing a surge in loan defaults, with some portfolios experiencing delinquency rates over 60%.
High delinquency rates challenge startups like Open Co, Nexoos, Gyra+.
Takenos, Argentine Fintech, Sets Sights on Mexico with 80,000 User Goal
Arriving with a 20,000-strong user base, Takenos targets significant Mexican market expansion.
Spotify Launches Video E-Learning Courses in the UK
Aiming to leverage its 600 million+ user base by diversifying content into education and through collaborations with entities like BBC and Skillshare, Spotify offers a range of video courses priced between £20 and £80.
WeKall Acquires Mexican Startup Sirenna AI
Sirenna AI's co-founders, Gabriela Morales and Juan Sebastián Correa, are now WeKallers.