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European Real Estate in 2020: Cooling or Continued Growth?

The Startup Magazine

Real estate investors active in Europe cheered 2019 because it was an excellent year. A December 19 th report by ING points towards a cooling of house price growth in 2020, with three exceptions: France, Italy, and Greece. Greece – a positive surprise. appeared first on The Startup Magazine. won’t take place.

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Why Nuance Is Giving It Away

www.businessweek.com

Bloomberg Government. Startups had to charge customers a per-use fee—a very unpopular model—or cover the tab on their own. “If If your app was too popular, the costs would explode,” says entrepreneur Alexander Marktl, whose startup, Sonico Mobile, makes a foreign-language translation app. “As Greece Steps Back From the Brink.

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Guest Post Techcrunch: My thoughts on Next10

Babbling VC

Am I delusional to think that we’re not going to feel the effects of Greece in Europe or any of the other macroeconomic problems? Money is available for start-ups in Europe and in my opinion, the consolidation of venture capital and the private equity scene is past the worst. You can make money focusing on Europe.

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People are the whole game - Startups and angels: Along the way to.

Tim Keane

Startups and angels: Along the way to success.   I have been lucky enough to have been involved in a small company in Europe – and let me tell you, it’s not the same. In Greece, 10% of the populace works for the government at higher than average wages. By Tim Keane, Angel Investor, Golden Angels Investors, LLC.

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Europe’s Autumn (or, Why You Can’t Outrun Big Debt Forever)

Seeing Both Sides

The news out of Europe just goes from bad to worse. With debt levels so high and confidence in government so low, the bond market has come a knocking and is intimidating the heck out of European governments. And when the bond market comes to collect on the debt, leaders are overthrown – Papandreou in Greece, Berlusconi in Italy.

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