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Tech startups face 'period of great uncertainty' - Vimarsana News

Tech startups face 'period of great uncertainty'

Apple lost 200 billion dollars in value, Alphabet's figures dissapoint and Twitter is no longer hiring. The IT industry is under pressure worldwide.

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Quotes van de Dag: Startupprins pleit voor meer zakelijke durf & Funda-conflict moet onderzocht worden - Vimarsana News

Quotes van de Dag: Startupprins pleit voor meer zakelijke durf & Funda-conflict moet onderzocht worden

'Zowel ondernemers als Nederlandse investeerders moeten groter durven denken,' constateert prins Constantijn van Oranje. 'En de overheid moet middelen ter beschikking stellen om dit aan te jagen.' En zo is het. Welkom bij de Quotes van de Dag!

Prince Constantijn: "If the Netherlands wants to remain relevant, we have to want to be frontrunners" - Vimarsana News

Prince Constantijn: "If the Netherlands wants to remain relevant, we have to want to be frontrunners"

Prince Constantijn: “If the Netherlands wants to remain relevant, we have to want to be frontrunners” How will the Dutch economy become future-proof? We asked Prince Constantijn, special envoy of Techleap, about his thoughts on the start-up climate during and after the corona pandemic. 22 December 2020 @ Inge van Mill Since his appointment in 2016 as special envoy for StartupDelta and subsequently Techleap, Dutch Prince Constantijn is committed to a thriving and future-proof start-up ecosystem in the Netherlands. Corona or no corona, he is convinced that “only companies that tap into t...

School by a School / Studio Nauta + De Zwarte Hond - Vimarsana News

School by a School / Studio Nauta + De Zwarte Hond

© Jordi Huisman Concrete bands mark the volume's edges and openings, with daylight falling deep into the building through its atrium and a palette of natural woods and hand-formed masonry used throughout. The design of the façades uses the historic building from 1929 as a springboard for a new tectonic language that seeks to form a complementary relation, rather than a contrasting one, between old and new. The renewal of this locally important building looks to establish the new children’s centre at the heart of its local community.