Estonian business stories around the world
During the first six months of 2018, €245.6 million has been invested in Estonian startups – just €26.5 million shy of the total investments of […]
€246 million invested in Estonian startups in the first half of 2018 Read More
The food delivery app, Wolt, has grown fast since the Finnish e-resident, Miki Kuusi, set up its Baltic HQ in Tallinn – becoming the largest
A company founded by Finnish e-resident employs hundreds of food couriers in Estonia Read More
Summer is the time for travelling, and often a car is the preferred means of transport as it enables you to take more luggage than
What to keep in mind when you rent a car in the Baltic states Read More
The Estonian capital has fallen from the 44th position to 79th in the Global Financial Centres Index. Since 2007, Z/Yen Group, a London-based commercial think-tank, and
Tallinn nosedives in the global financial centres index Read More
The Estonian online identity verification startup, Veriff, has raised USD7.7 million in a series A investment round; the company plans to use the investment to
Estonian ID verification startup Veriff raises USD7.7 million in an investment round Read More
Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, is one of the top five locations for millennials to start a business, according to the data of a British
UK comparison website: Tallinn one of the top five locations to start a business Read More
The Estonian CRM and sales software startup, Pipedrive, has closed a USD50 million investment round, led by Insight Venture Partners and Bessemer Venture Partners, with
Estonian startup Pipedrive raises USD50 million in a new investment round Read More
Autocar, a British car magazine, has compiled a list of the most popular cars across the European continent in 2018 so far. According to the
This is the most popular car in Estonia in 2018 Read More
Daimler AG, the German multinational automotive corporation, is to buy 10% of the Estonian startup, Taxify, for over €100 million – making the market capitalisation
Daimler to buy 10% of Estonia’s Taxify for €100 million Read More
Lift99, an Estonian invite-only entrepreneurs’ community, has raised USD2.3 million to develop a “founders to founders” skillsharing platform. According to Lift99, the platform in development
Estonian entrepreneurs’ community raises USD2.3 million to help startups grow Read More
