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Citycare is able monitor the correct functioning of its Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) daily, wherever they are installed. In France today, Citycare hires out more than 15,000 AEDs enabling its customers to easily set up defibrillators while also benefitting from a connected maintenance service for their devices. This essential service is rapidly becoming a growth market – since in 2018, a law was passed obliging public sector bodies to be equipped with defibrillators. In spite of this, there is still no law requiring maintenance to ensure the proper functioning of AEDs. Even th...

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Eyevensys Named to French Tech 120 Program February 15, 2021 GMT PARIS & CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb 15, 2021-- Eyevensys, a privately held, clinical-stage biotechnology company developing non-viral gene therapies for ophthalmic diseases, today announced it has been accepted into the French Tech 120 program for 2021. This government-backed program, run by La French Tech, offers support for 120 French startups considered late-stage and in a hypergrowth phase. Participating companies benefit...

TISSIUM Selected for French Tech 120 Program This is the second year TISSIUM has been included in the program for late-stage startups. TISSIUM, a privately-owned medtech company developing biomorphic programmable polymers for tissue reconstruction, announced today it has been named a French Tech 120 company for the 2021 program. French Tech 120 is a growth-stage program by La French Tech, built to provide government-backed support for the 120 fastest growing companies in France. This is the second year in a row that TISSIUM has been chosen to participate in this government-backed program desi...

The French government and the government-backed initiative La French Tech unveiled the new indexes that identify the most promising French startups. The 40 top-performing startups are called the Next40, and the top 120 startups are grouped into the French Tech 120. The Next40 and French Tech 120 are somewhat new as this is only the […]

More travel executives get their mission-critical industry news from Skift than any other source on the planet.Tell me more France banned travel to and from countries outside of the European Union on January 31 in an effort to contain the coronavirus pandemic. The news clouded predictions about how soon and how fast travel bookings would rebound. Yet despite the gloom, a handful of French travel startups have adapted well to the crisis. Explora Project, Evaneos, Cirkwi, Cocoonr, MagicStay, and Koala appear to be in strong positions to grow as the pandemic dissipates. Several factors may make...