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News Moss raises 75 million euros After the current financing round, the total valuation rose to half a billion euros. Moss launched in mid-2020 with a corporate credit card for German startups and digital companies.

Sophie Deistler

News Autodoc seeks investor In September of last year, Autodoc completed its transformation into a stock corporation. Now the planned IPO has probably been postponed, and an investor is being sought instead.

Sophie Deistler

News Bundestag: Anna Christmann to become new start-up commissioner Actually, the appointment as Germany's start-up envoy was not to be announced until the next two weeks. Now, Green Party member of the Bundestag Anna Christmann is to take over the post.

Sophie Deistler

Reports Start-up for cleaning products: Everdrop in test Everdrop wants to make cleaning sustainable. This is how Everdrop's cleaning kit performs in Startbase's test.

Sophie Deistler

News Payment license for Aifinyo In the current year, the financing startup plans to launch a credit card and a business account, according to a media report.

Felix Leitmeyer 18.01.2022

News Gropyus apparently receives at least 70 million euros Christian Angermayer is also one of the investors. At the same time, internal disagreements arose, according to media reports.

Felix Leitmeyer 18.01.2022

News Blossom Capital becomes largest Series A investor in Europe The venture capitalist has raised a fund of over $432 million. Blossom had recently invested in the Berlin-based start-up Superchat.

Felix Leitmeyer 18.01.2022

News Vincenz Klemm's new start-up apparently receives 3.5 million euros The sale of his insurance start-up Gabi reportedly raised $320 million. Now he is focusing on cybersecurity with Baobab.

Felix Leitmeyer 18.01.2022

News Chargex raises 4.5 million euros The start-up plans digital services around charging management and produces a multiple socket for electric cars.

Felix Leitmeyer 18.01.2022

News Wellster raises a total of $60 million Just six months ago, the start-up had landed $40 million, and now it has added another $20 million.

Felix Leitmeyer 18.01.2022

Magazine Knowledge This is what the perfect business plan looks like The perfect business plan must therefore be suitable for the target audience. In the article, the most important investors for founders are presented and tips are given on how to convince investors.

Dr. Julius Tennert 18.01.2022

Magazine Knowledge What a business angel must bring to the table The right business angel can be a major success factor for a start-up. This article explains typical roles of business angels and what qualifications business angels should have.

Dr. Julius Tennert 18.01.2022

News Half a percent more economic growth through biontech The fact that a single company or even a start-up leaves such a clear positive footprint on Germany's growth balance sheet is probably a first.

Sophie Deistler 17.01.2022

News Tado wants to go public via Spac The start-up relies on the Spac FJ ESG Acquisition of ex-Klöckner boss Gisbert Rühl, investor Florian Fritsch and ex-Relayr boss Josef Brunner.

Sophie Deistler 17.01.2022

News This is how N26 developed in the 2020 financial year In its first pandemic year, Berlin-based Neobank grew less than expected. Fee and commission income increased by 15 percent compared with fiscal 2019.

Sophie Deistler 17.01.2022

News Visualvest manages assets of over five billion euros Visualvest's Robo Advisor has had a successful year. Nevertheless, most of the money still comes from the Volks- und Raiffeisenbanken's white label business.

Sophie Deistler 17.01.2022

News Heimkapital raises 300 million euros With the option to partially sell real estate, Heimkapital appeals especially to people aged 60 and older.

Sophie Deistler 17.01.2022

Magazine Knowledge Hiring employees: What founders need to consider No company can be built up in the long term as a one-man show. But hiring employees is a complicated process with many bureaucratic pitfalls. An overview of the most important stumbling blocks.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 14.01.2022

News Schleswig-Holstein invests more than three million euros in start-ups The state primarily uses EU funds for this purpose. The money goes to existing and new project partners.

Nils Wischmeyer 14.01.2022

News Sastrify raises millions The Cologne-based start-up has closed its Series A financing round. A New York venture capitalist invested.

Nils Wischmeyer 14.01.2022