The most successful global tech bets are efficient and practical startups
No? I mean, it depends on your notion of success, maybe?
The article does nothing to prove the headline and talks only about an obscure Romanian company.
In Spain where I live - traditionally a venture capital backwater - "successful" startups in the last couple of years have been backed by eye-watering amounts of capital compared to the old standards.
Zero-interest rates and the resulting phenomenon of "money not knowing where it can drop dead" is catching up outside the US as opportunities become saturated there and investors are lured to emerging venture markets.
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No? I mean, it depends on your notion of success, maybe?
The article does nothing to prove the headline and talks only about an obscure Romanian company.
In Spain where I live - traditionally a venture capital backwater - "successful" startups in the last couple of years have been backed by eye-watering amounts of capital compared to the old standards.
Zero-interest rates and the resulting phenomenon of "money not knowing where it can drop dead" is catching up outside the US as opportunities become saturated there and investors are lured to emerging venture markets.