Why Most Countries Fail at Tech Startups (How to Fix That)
Friday, 20 December 2024
Wrapping up 2024 and on our way into a fresh start, whether you celebrate the holidays or ring in the new year, something most of us will experience in the next few weeks is a shift in the culture we typically experience. People are warmer, perhaps more social, and in the spirit of giving gifts
- Published in Economic Development
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European Nations Reform Employee Ownership Laws to Boost Startup Ecosystem
Monday, 02 December 2024
Monday Ventures: Weekly What’s Shaping the Startup Economy In late October 2024, seven European countries enacted significant reforms to their employee ownership laws, aligning more closely with U.S. standards to enhance their competitiveness in attracting talent and investment within the startup sector. This development addresses longstanding bureaucratic hurdles and tax policies that have previously hindered
- Published in Monday Ventures
Croatia: A Historical Backbone of Resilience and Opportunity
Wednesday, 13 November 2024
Croatia’s history is defined by resilience and adaptability, traits that naturally align with the entrepreneurial spirit. Originally part of the Roman Empire, Croatia grew through centuries of influence by various empires and regimes—from the medieval Croatian Kingdom to the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and later as part of Yugoslavia until its independence in 1991. This complex history
- Published in AI, Regional Development, Startups
Europe’s Regulatory Environment Evolves
Monday, 04 November 2024
Monday Ventures: Weekly What’s Shaping the Startup Economy Europe’s evolving regulatory environment is shaping up to create substantial shifts for startups, affecting talent attraction, competition, and market access across the continent. Below is an in-depth analysis of the latest policy changes that promise to redefine the European startup landscape. Talent Acquisition and Employee Ownership Europe
- Published in Monday Ventures