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News Heymoney is discontinued The Allianz app was supposed to help customers manage their finances and insurance. But the user numbers probably did not meet expectations.

Janina Gerhardt

News Wise founder launches new fund According to media reports, the Plural Fund has a volume of 250 million euros and is intended to support European start-ups in their early stages.

Janina Gerhardt

News Seac Group acquires stake in start-up Charge Construct The investment gives the start-up access to renewable energy technologies and secures new growth capital.

Janina Gerhardt

News Aparkado is Start-up Champ 2022 The competition focused on mobility and logistics. The Cologne-based start-up won over the jury with an app for truck drivers.

Janina Gerhardt

News Four out of five start-ups are profitable within the first three years Companies in the culture industry become profitable quickly, while startups in healthcare or human resources take longer. That's according to a survey of 500 entrepreneurs conducted by Sumup.

Sophie Deistler

News Parliamentary circle on the topic of founding and start-up is formed The cross-faction parliamentary group in the Bundestag wants to improve the framework conditions for founders.

Sophie Deistler

News Solarisbank receives 40 million euros Some private equity firms are expressing interest in Solarisbank. A sale would also be possible.

Sophie Deistler

News Gorillas leaves Belgium The delivery service is closing its Belgian warehouses. Business in Italy, Spain and Denmark is also on the line.

Sophie Deistler

News 7.2 million euros for Simpleclub Simpleclub wants to expand into other countries. Business angels and investors supported the edtech.

Sophie Deistler

Reports Why Germany should provide more support for founders with a migration background Founders with an immigrant background still have a hard time in Germany. Yet they bring a lot with them that would enrich the German start-up landscape.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff

News Financial Software Architects receives seven-figure seed funding The start-up has developed the Envoria software, which helps companies disclose their sustainability metrics. With the seed funding, Fisa aims to strengthen its development team.

Sophie Deistler

News thyssenkrupp invests in cap-on In addition to the body-in-white division of the steel group, another investor is joining the company.

Anna-Lena Malter

News These are the winners of the German Student Founder Award Around 3,500 students competed for the award. First place went to an e-bike concept from Hesse.

Anna-Lena Malter 24.06.2022

News Dcubed and Satrev shoot selfie camera into space This action marks the first test run for the product of the German-Polish cooperation. It is intended to support satellite manufacturers in the medium term.

Anna-Lena Malter 24.06.2022

News Personio raises $200 million After an extended Series E round, the start-up is now worth $8.5 billion.

Anna-Lena Malter 24.06.2022

News Here's how this year's Journey to Diversity plays out 18 categories and 18 prizes - Germany's most important prize for women in the digital scene will be awarded again in September.

Anna-Lena Malter 24.06.2022

News New venture capitalist for space startups Einstein Industries Ventures wants to invest up to 300 million euros. The focus is particularly on start-ups that rely on satellites.

Anna-Lena Malter 24.06.2022

News Sumup is now worth eight billion euros The fintech raised 590 million euros in a financing round.

Anna-Lena Malter 23.06.2022

News Raisin Bank enters the payment business The Raisin subsidiary is taking over the payment division of Bankhaus August Lenz. This will enable it to offer its customers additional services.

Anna-Lena Malter 23.06.2022

Magazine Opinion Less Maximilians please The startup scene likes to pretend it's progressive, but when it comes to diversity, it's not. It is only partly to blame for this. But it could still do more.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 23.06.2022