Belgian retail group to hire 250 experts to develop applications for all the group’s brands across Europe.
ANPC reportedly suspects violations of legislation on product safety and consumer protection through tactics such as inauthentic discounts, aggressive practices, pressure selling and gamification.
Swisspod Technologies, co-founded by Romanian Denis Tudor, is developing a fully-electric capsule that travels at near-sonic speeds.
Russian authorities have cracked down on foreign hosting providers and cloud service companies, blocking access to their websites.
Targeting of social media favourite follows regime’s moves against news outlets, civil society and opposition politicians.
Salt Bank was created on the foundations of Idea Bank, which was taken over by Banca Transilvania.
While the exit of foreign vendors following Russia's invasion of Ukraine two years ago dealt a hard blow to some industries, other sectors have benefited, such as Russia's data management and storage industry, which is projected to triple by 2027.
In Uzbekistan a bold digital revolution is transforming society. Spearheading this transformation is Uzum, an e-commerce start-up which recently raised $52mn in funding, making it Uzbekistan’s first tech unicorn.
Novus users can monitor their carbon footprint and earn cashback for sustainable purchasing choices through its app.
For a long time the BRICS countries have been trying to move away from the dollar, but creating a common currency has not been possible, due to the dominance of China's economy within the group.
Licence fee to fund production plans in Slovakia for sports car that transforms into light aircraft at the click of a button.
E-commerce and fintech startup raises $114mn on valuation of $1.16bn.
Uzbekistan hopes to become the Central Asian IT hub and boost IT service exports to $5bn by 2030, according to a report by the World Bank Uzbekistan released on March 19.
Russia’s answer to Facebook is on a roll as the online market has been rocked to its core by sanctions. But its debt is growing even faster as the company goes on a wild shopping spree to consolidate its position as top dog in Russia's RuNet.
Uzbekistan is hoping to establish itself as a major IT outsourcing centre, able to compete with the likes of India, Belarus, Ukraine and Romania, and has already seen its export revenue grow exponentially in the last four years.
Tirana-based software development company Dev.al took over Rubicon, best known for its popular instant payment app Pago.al.
The National Bank of Ukraine has unveiled plans for a second phase of e-hryvnia testing slated for later this year, as the regulator prepares the ground to launch its own digital currency, the NBU said in a statement on March 7.
OFAC says companies in Hungary and North Macedonia sanctioned for developing Intellexa's Predator spyware.