5 reasons why startups need female developers
According to Wikipedia only 10% of Computer Science degrees in the United States were awarded to women in 2010. It’s 3 times less than 30 […]
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Estonian business stories around the world
According to Wikipedia only 10% of Computer Science degrees in the United States were awarded to women in 2010. It’s 3 times less than 30 […]
5 reasons why startups need female developers Read More
Foreign owners of small businesses in Estonia are facing tough choices as new laws pushed through last summer are making it more difficult – and
Foreign-owned businesses feel the squeeze of stricter residency laws Read More
Start Up Wise Guys is a Tallinn-based accelerator program for technology start-ups. How did the idea of starting a business accelerator come about? We wanted to
Accelerating startups – an interview with Start Up Wise Guys Read More
The winner of Estonian largest business ideas contest Ajujaht 2013 (Brain Hunt) is Kids OS, which designed a smart App to position and monitor kids at all times. Ajujaht
Brain Hunt 2013 winners highlight bright minds and strong potential Read More
This article is brought to you in collaboration with London-based Estonian money transfer start-up TransferWise. I At TransferWise, we’re seeing more and more cover letters from
Insight into the London start-up scene (infograph) Read More
For the fifth year in a row, Estonia´s joint stand at the world´s largest trade fair for industry and technology in Hannover, Germany, hosted 11
Estonia presents its technological potential at Hannover Trade Fair Read More
Latvia hopes to become the 18th EU member state to join the eurozone. Estonia became the 17th in 2011. The Financial Times’ Nordic and Baltic
Estonia’s euro advice for Latvia (video interview with President Ilves) Read More
London-based Estonian start-up TransferWise has launched a campaign to help European start-ups save money and focus their limited resources on growing their business. They have
British billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson endorses TransferWise $100M campaign Read More
Ahmed Nadir, the CEO of Albatross Technologies, tells in an interview with Estonian World that Estonians could use their education, their innovative ideas and available
Bangladeshi CEO: “Estonia could have a huge potential in outsourcing” Read More
Experts estimate that the combined value of Estonia’s six most successful startups Creative Mobile, Grabcad, Fortumo, Transferwise, Zeroturnaround and Erply could be 305 million U.S.
Estonia’s successful start-ups valued at EUR 235 Million Read More