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Maren Jensen

Maren Jensen ist Mitarbeiterin im Journalistenbüro dreimaldrei und Chefin vom Dienst und Autorin bei Startbase. Sie studierte Betriebswirtschaftslehre in Köln, Loughborough und New York und ist Absolventin der Kölner Journalistenschule für Politik und Wirtschaft. Ihre Beitrage erscheinen neben Startbase unter anderem in der Wirtschaftswoche und der ZEIT.

Recent articles by Maren Jensen

Reports Start-ups can use these methods to protect themselves against Russian hackers The war between Russia and Ukraine is also taking place on the Internet. This also threatens German start-ups.

Maren Jensen 01.01.1970

Portraits A digital employee for hairdressers The Cube Club is one of the few start-ups in Germany that is active in the craft industry. Founder Stelios Tassias developed an electronic tube squeezer for hairdressing salons.

Maren Jensen 01.01.1970

Reports The installment purchase business The "Buy Now, Pay Later" provider Billie is joining forces with the Swedish payment provider Klarna. This allows online stores to offer the payment method not only to private customers, but also to corporate customers...

Maren Jensen 01.01.1970

Reports Start-ups: This is important in the coalition agreement The SPD, Greens and FDP adopt a new strategy for start-ups in their coalition paper. There is encouragement and praise from the scene, but also criticism.

Maren Jensen 01.01.1970

Portraits Stung by ambition Apic.ai founder Katharina Schmidt wants to save bees with artificial intelligence - and wins the Digital Female Leader Award in the Sustainability category.

Maren Jensen 01.01.1970

Interviews "The higher you go, the fewer women there are" Dana von der Heide wants to expand into the USA with Parcel Perform. That would be a big step for the young start-up.

Maren Jensen 01.01.1970

Reports Startbase Fewer fintechs, increasing willingness to invest Germany Finance publishes the German Fintech Report 2021 in cooperation with Startbase.

Maren Jensen 01.01.1970

Reports Buy coffee with ETFs Fintech Unitplus wants to make it possible to pay for your own purchases directly with exchange-traded funds. However, the consumer advice center still has doubts.

Maren Jensen 01.01.1970

Reports The drinking bottles from Air up in the test The start-up Air up wants to enhance the taste of tap water with natural fragrances. It recently raised 40 million euros from investors such as Pepsi. Startbase tested the tasting pack from Air up.

Maren Jensen 01.01.1970

Reports These are the five largest fintechs in Germany There are now more than 900 financial start-ups, known as fintechs, in Germany that develop and market technology-driven financial innovations. Startbase took a look at the five largest of them.

Maren Jensen 02.08.8177

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