
Saturday Swedish Startup News – April 25 Edition
Busy week? No time to check Swedish Startup Space? No worries – we’ve wrapped up the week’s most popular articles and latest jobs from #swedentech here for you!
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Saturday Swedish Startup News – April 18 Edition
Busy week? No time to check Swedish Startup Space? No worries – we’ve wrapped up the week’s most popular articles and latest jobs from #swedentech here for you!
Top Swedish Startup Jobs – April 22 Edition
Jobylon, Sparta, Gears of Leo, Qapital are just a few of the Swedish startups currently hiring. Check out the jobs here!
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Today, anyone who wants to be seen online should be a publisher of content. Problem is, most people are already doing this which means your chances of reaching out looks very slim. To be successful you need to know how to create, curate and monetise content. You need to know how to analyse and understand your audience’s behaviour and you need to know how to manage your technology. And, probably most important (and often overlooked), you need to know distribution.
Angel investor Erik Byrenius launches StartupDocs.se, to help simplify startup legal documents
Erik Byrenius, Swedish angel investor who founded OnlinePizza, has teamed up with lawyer Mattias Larsson, several VC firms, angel investors and entrepreneurs to create a new Swedish standard for seed round investment documents and a guide to stock options in Swedish startups. All documents are freely downloadable from www.startupdocs.se.
A premium T-shirt with a revolutionary sizing concept, straight from factory to consumer.
ASKET has taken to Kickstarter to raise the €10,000 they need to turn their vision into a reality and meet the minimum order requirement of 1,000 T-shirts. That money will cover everything – from materials to production and logistics, with every cent helping them to keep their €30 promise.
Lendify set to challenge Swedish banks with a new peer-to-peer lending service
Lendify claims to be the first real P2P-lending platform on the Swedish market. With €2 million in new equity funding the company now begins its quest to transform the Swedish loan market.
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