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Magazine Knowledge Why educational leave is important for startups In almost all federal states, employees are legally entitled to five days' paid leave for further training. For start-ups in particular, this can be an opportunity to attract talent and keep employees healthy.

Sophie Deistler

News Jean-Marc Guyot joins IDnow Last year, the start-up acquired its French competitor Ariadnext. Guyot is now to merge the development departments of the two companies.

Sophie Deistler

Interviews "Sustainable start-ups are more crisis-proof" Tina Dreimann invests in impact start-ups as a business angel. In this interview, she talks about the current investment climate and calls on investors and founders to remain courageous.

News Marvel Fusion cooperates with Ludwig Maximilian University The university and the start-up want to conduct joint research into laser-based nuclear fusion. This could make the power supply emission-free.

Sophie Deistler

News Start-up of Chancellor's nephew files for insolvency Shortly after announcing its crypto tool Kudona, Rubarb has to file for insolvency. No backers could be found.

Sophie Deistler

News Myne receives 23.5 million euros The start-up sells shares in vacation homes and coordinates when each owner can use the property. It has now raised money from investors with this concept.

Sophie Deistler

News EU antitrust authority searches Delivery Hero headquarters In an investigation into suspected cartel activity, the European Commission has scrutinized the offices of Delivery Hero and Glovo. Both companies confirm this.

Sophie Deistler

News Lea Siering becomes Managing Director of the 2° Investing Initiative Germany From October, the current Managing Director Jakob Thomä will move to a new position. His successor will bring experience from the fintech sector.

Sophie Deistler

News Sales at About You rise, but so do losses About You aims to become profitable by the 2023/2024 financial year. EBITDA is currently still at minus 28.8 million euros.

Sophie Deistler

News Sumup and Coachhub to expand into Africa To this end, the two start-ups are participating in a Europe-wide accelerator program run by Chapter54.

Anna-Lena Malter

News Dropfriends receives six-figure sum In addition to NRW-Bank, the start-up was able to convince six other business angels.

Anna-Lena Malter

News New sustainability VC launches According to a media report, Fabian and Ferry Heilemann want to raise 500 million euros for their Aenu fund.

Anna-Lena Malter

News TU Darmstadt and Focused Energy cooperate The university is transferring the rights to its intellectual property to the start-up. In return, it becomes a shareholder in the company, which was founded a year ago.

Anna-Lena Malter 01.01.1970

News Noa Corem goes to Upvest The experienced HR manager is to develop a human resources strategy at the Berlin-based start-up.

Anna-Lena Malter 01.01.1970

News N26 eliminates deposit costs for its customers According to a media report, the Berlin-based fintech is reacting to the ECB's expected interest rate turnaround. Many other banks are still undecided.

Anna-Lena Malter 01.01.1970

News Insify expands to Germany Insify offers commercial insurance for European freelancers and small businesses. Now the start-up is coming to Germany.

Anna-Lena Malter 01.01.1970

News Cardinal collects ten million euros The start-up successfully completed its Series A financing round. It is at home in the logistics sector and is now also coming to Germany.

Nils Wischmeyer 01.01.1970

News After bounced Spac deal: Apparent layoffs at trading app Etoro Etoro's online brokerage platform had planned a 10 billion euro deal with a spac. Now the transaction is unlikely to come to fruition.

Anna-Lena Malter 01.01.1970

News BMH invests in Reach Finance BMH Beteiligungs-Managementgesellschaft Hessen mbH is a subsidiary of Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen. The app is aimed at a young target group.

Anna-Lena Malter 01.01.1970

News Pina Earth receives 2.4 million euros The Munich-based climate tech start-up Pina Earth wants to achieve climate resilience in European forests. Nordstar is one of the investors.

Anna-Lena Malter 01.01.1970