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This week, Tech.eu tracked 12 technology M&A transactions, one IPO and 86 funding deals (totaling €280 million, about $307 million) in Europe, Turkey and Israel.Here's an overview of the 10 biggest European tech news i...

For a lot of people in India, Word Food Day (October 16) is celebrated by volunteering, either filling up a bag of non-perishable food items for a food drive, or sending donations to charities. If you haven’t, you cert...

Apple has been quietly removing security tethers that keep display iPhones from being stolen from its stores, which could make it a little easier for thieves to walk out with them in their pocket. Though apparently, Appl...

The act of running your own business and of scaling mountains have a lot in common. Here are the important lessons I learned while hiking the majestic Dolomites in Italy.

As one of the hit breakout apps of 2016, Prisma needs little introduction. The photo-processing app that uses artificial intelligence (A.I.) to transform your simple smartphone snaps into works of art became a runaway su...

We can learn a lot about creativity from Bob Dylan, which we can all apply to our businesses:

GUEST: Theranos, once Silicon Valley’s sexiest startup, recently announced plans to shut down its blood-test facilities and lay off almost half its workers. But that shouldn't mean the premise of Theranos is flawed. In...

Last year, I wrote about the new changes to 831(b). Among the changes is the new requirement that a captive insurance company which is privately held must be owned by the same generation of the family as the businesses w...

What is a leader? A mentor once told me a leader is someone who can find others who will follow him (or her).

GUEST: We've come a long way since the soft launch of our mobile game, Walking War Robots, on iOS in 2014 — our monthly revenues have grown to $1.3 million, and we released on Google Play. Over these years, we repeated...

OK. After attempting to play some Call of Duty earlier and running into server troubles, it’s time to give this another go. This time, I had a lot more luck. Activision launched a beta test for Call of Duty: Infinite W...

GUEST: The food delivery business remains a hot sector for investors, despite recent high-profile ups and downs. Here in Europe, for example, we saw Brussels-based Take Eat Easy fold recently after failing to secure a mu...

Karaoke is an inherently social activity, full of both joy and trepidation. In virtual reality, that holds true, based on my experience with Harmonix Music Systems‘ SingSpace karaoke app for the Samsung Gear VR. I trie...

Have you noticed how some people seem to be proud to say that they are a perfectionist? Sometimes holding this up as a badge of honor, a flag to wave when trying to impress?

GUEST: Following Facebook's recent admission of inflated video ad performance figures, we’ve seen a lot of debate on how measurements should be done. The video ad industry is often dinged for offering misleading statis...

A big part of customer service is common sense. Unfortunately, it’s not always as common as it should be. Knowing right from wrong is common sense. Yet there are some people who cross over to the “wrong side” and d...

(Reuters) – Britain’s banks are not reporting the full extent of cyber attacks to regulators for fear of punishment or bad publicity, bank executives and providers of security systems say. Reported attacks on financi...

Re-writing the script on the ubiquitous pen.

Stop letting your fear of confrontation prevent you from speaking up.

(Reuters) – Germany is warning owners of Tesla vehicles that the use of the Autopilot function in their electric cars requires the driver’s unrestricted attention at all times. The Federal Motor Authority told Tesla ...

British billionaire Richard Branson wants an entrepreneur in the White House someday -- just not Trump.