Happy Ears from Malmö in agreement with Boots
The agreement between Malmö founded Happy Ears and the globally known pharmacy Boots is worth 500 000 SEK (51303.84 Euro) every year. "This agreement …
Startup News
Traede gets investment from SEED Capital, to streamline the B2B fashion industry
Christopher Heilmann and Esben Petersen, founders of Traede, wants to enable smaller brands within the danish fashion industry to compete against the l…
Entering the Swedish market as an expat and female entrepreneur
Content marketing and the meaningful engagement of customers online is her passion – Lydia Nicoll. After working in PR, advocacy, and with startups in …
:agile Nordic looks for startups within the energy sector
:agile Nordic is an accelerator program for startups run by the energy company E.ON in Sweden. The corporate accelerator takes both internal and extern…
Skåne ranks second best in Sweden in E-commerce
Ehandel.se recently listed the counties in Sweden according to their number of online shops to the number of population. According to the list, Skåne h…
Frankly and HOWL Merge to form Above
Last month Frankly and HOWL merged to form the new Scandinavian innovation agency Above. The merger concludes the long-standing collaboration between t…
Crunchfish signs an agreement with Chinese AR-company
Nasdaq First North listed Crunchfish signs an agreement with Chinese AR-company Beijing LLVision Technology to bring touchless gesture interaction to s…
Five gaming companies are ready for game incubator in Malmö
Minc Game, the Malmö game incubator, will help to develop the next raising star in gaming industry. Now five game companies are selected in the first r…
Id-checks between Denmark and Sweden ends
In a press conference this afternoon, May 2nd, Anders Ygeman, Sweden's Minister of Home Affairs and Anna Johansson, Minister of Infrastructure, reveale…
Avalanche Studios partners with Nordisk Film
Nordisk Film Games has invested SEK 100 million (10.5 million euro) into Avalanche Studios, Swedish game developer. Surprisingly, but the deal went ver…