Wavteq's Henry Loewendahl discusses which sectors retain potential for foreign investment amid the current global crisis 

While governments grow more protectionist over trade and physical borders, Microsoft is bridging the gap by funding international collaborative enterprises.

Venture capital funding is increasingly enabling start-ups to expand across borders – but their ability to do this depends on their type of business and where they are founded.

Ariel Cohen, CEO and co-founder of business travel management platform TripActions, discusses how venture capital funding is enabling small start-ups to grow rapidly.

London has retained its position as fDi’s European City of the Future, while Paris has climbed to second place, knocking Dublin into the third spot. 

Despite companies such as M-Pesa being pioneers in the mobile payments sector, Africa's tech scene is considered to be lagging its global peers. 

Mannheim in south-west Germany is leaning on its rich cultural and creative history to carve out a niche for its start-up ecosystem.

How Cloudflare is looking to improve people’s internet experiences through affordable, reliable and accessible interconnection points. 

The regional manager of Endava – Moldova's largest tech company – details the difficulties of operating in such a small market, but also accentuates the positives.

Moldova’s business-friendly and cost-effective tech scene is gaining the attention of major foreign investors.