Here are the 5 hottest startups in Denmark

Here are the 5 hottest startups in Denmark
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2019-2-14 12:00

What more could you want from a country where fairy tales, Lego, and the idea of the chill ‘hygge’ vibe originate? Now Denmark is also one of the most exciting startup scenes in Europe and is home to more than 400 tech companies that do everything from analytics and big data to gaming, cloud, fintech, and apps.

In fact, this year Denmark reached 6th place on the 2018 Global Entrepreneurship Index, beating out its Nordic neighbors. Startups and companies see the country as a haven for its low corporate tax rates and high governmental transparency. But perhaps, the rise of…

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