Paris is burning
Hot on the heels of Emmanuel Macron’s promise to turn France into a ‘start-up nation’, the biggest start-up campus on the planet has just opened its doors
Late last month, a former freight depot in south-eastern Paris opened its doors to entrepreneurs from across the globe after a multi-million euro project transformed it into the biggest start-up campus in the world.
With 3,000 desks, a makerspace, an events zone, and a nearby housing project to follow next year, Station F could help the French capital to lure entrepreneurs from other cities, such as London, Berlin and Dublin.
French president Emmanuel Macron, who has...
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