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Janina Gerhardt

Janina ist freie Journalistin und studiert Kommunikationswissenschaft und Psychologie in Jena und Budapest. Neben dem Studium absolviert sie eine journalistische Ausbildung.

Recent articles by Janina Gerhardt

News Synctive receives 1.5 million euros The start-up wants to establish subscription models in mechanical engineering. Now new investors are getting on board.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Planterial receives Exist start-up grant The start-up wants to develop sustainable building panels made from hemp. The company is now receiving 135,000 euros in funding for this.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Popcorn start-up files for insolvency The Berlin start-up Wildcorn is apparently slipping into bankruptcy. The reason for this is the rise in food prices due to the war in Ukraine.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Recup raises twelve million euros The Munich-based start-up was able to convince new investors with its recyclable reusable packaging.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Personio buys Back Technologies The HR start-up continues its growth trajectory and launches its second acquisition. At the same time, the company opens new offices in Berlin and Barcelona.

Janina Gerhardt 30.08.6251

News Mass layoffs at Gorillas According to media reports, the start-up is to lay off 300 employees in order to cut costs and become profitable more quickly.

Janina Gerhardt 30.08.5858

News Ten million euros for Knowunity Edtech intends to use the new funding to expand into Italy, the UK and the USA.

Janina Gerhardt 30.08.1539

News Deeptech Tvarit receives 2.8 million euros The Frankfurt-based start-up has developed an AI for industrial companies that is designed to help save energy and resources. This has now convinced investors.

Janina Gerhardt 30.08.6874

News Sqin raises new funding The healthtech wants to counteract the shortage of GPs with artificial intelligence. Now investors are getting on board.

Janina Gerhardt 30.08.4328

News Klarna plans to lay off ten percent of its employees According to the Swedish payment service provider, it employs around 5,000 people, quite a few of them in Germany. In future, there will be fewer.

Janina Gerhardt 30.08.4093