Royal Bank of Scotland has acquired a 25% stake in a millennial-focused technology start-up as it rallies against new digital challenge..
Online meal kit company Gousto has signed up “The Body Coach” Joe Wicks as an investor as part of an £18 million fundraising to expand
VITHIT, a mainstream player in the low-calorie drinks market; has launched in Australia. Predicting $4 million sales value in its first 18 months, VITHIT is being…
CarGurus, a leading global automotive marketplace, and Haymarket Media Group, a specialist international media company, today announced they have signed an agreement for CarGurus to acquire…
Jungle Creations, one of world’s most viewed companies on social media, has announced that it has raised £3 million in Series A funding round
On The Beach has become the latest holiday provider to unveil a hit to demand as a result of the summer heatwave.
Online bed-in-a-box brand, Emma Mattress, sold one mattress every 30 seconds over Black Friday, as it turns over €5m over the Black Friday weekend.
InMotion Ventures backs WeTrip to accelerate product development and support ambitious global growth plans.
Fluidic Analytics, a Cambridge-based life sciences business, has secured a £24m funding package to continue its research and development plans after launching a transformative protein analysis…
JustPark, the UK’s highest-rated consumer parking app, today announces the appointment of Oren Peleg, the former Global CEO of Fitness First, as its new Executive Chairman.
Gohenry which is enabling a generation of kids and teens to take part in the digital economy and learn about money, has successfully raised £6.2m via…
Lightfoot, the makers of the first connected car technology to reward better drivers, today announces it has received £3.2m in funding from BGF.
Fluidly, a London-based fintech startup delivering intelligent cashflow management for SMEs, has completed a £5M ($6.5M) Series A funding round.
Draper Esprit has taken a £6 million stake in Crowdcube to accelerate growth and continue its drive towards profitability in 2019.
Irish SMEs looking to secure investment have received a boost with the doubling of a fund that co-invests with so-called “business angels” to €40 million.