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News Unzer takes over Tillhub Unzer had already acquired a stake in the Berlin start-up in 2020. Now comes the complete takeover.

Janina Gerhardt

News Luca app receives 30 million euros The funding is intended to help realign the app. One of the investors is under criticism because of his Russian backers.

Janina Gerhardt

Magazine Opinion Ankerkraut: What start-ups can learn from the controversial deal Some of the outrage over Nestlé's Ankerkraut business may be inappropriate. But the start-up has only itself to blame. What other companies can learn from it.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff

News Nestlé buys spice start-up Ankerkraut The Hamburg-based start-up now has a new majority shareholder. Not everyone likes that.

Janina Gerhardt

News Rebike receives 24 million euros The bicycle start-up has closed a new round of financing. Tengelmann Ventures is among the investors.

Janina Gerhardt

News Bosch swallows start-up Five With its second takeover in a short space of time, the Group aims to drive forward the development of self-driving cars.

Janina Gerhardt

News Cinector raises 2.5 million euros The start-up develops virtual communication spaces for online meetings. Now a fund from the Free State of Saxony is getting involved.

Janina Gerhardt

News Lucanet and Hg become partners The company wants to provide reliable data for finance teams with its software. Now the investor Hg is acquiring a majority stake.

Janina Gerhardt

News Habyt merges with Hmlet The two co-living providers want to revolutionize living concepts together.

Janina Gerhardt

News Store Apotheke Europe takes over First A Together, the two companies want to prepare for the introduction of the e-prescription in Germany.

Janina Gerhardt

Magazine Opinion The war in Ukraine concerns us all Many German start-ups are currently showing their solidarity. But we also need to question our connections to Russia, writes Bettina Engert.

News Start-up Hylane now rents out hydrogen trucks The Cologne-based company is putting climate-friendly commercial vehicles on the road. Founder Sara Schiffer has already acquired high-ranking customers.

Janina Gerhardt

News Viessmann Refrigeration Solutions and Noyes Technologies cooperate The two companies are now working together on a compact warehouse solution for the quick-commerce market.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Choco becomes a unicorn Two investors ensure that the company is now worth 1.12 billion euros.

Felix Leitmeyer 01.01.1970

News Superlist receives ten million euros in financing The start-up wants to "make productivity more human again" with its to-do app. The new capital is intended to help launch the app.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Three new managing directors for Polyas With Daniela Heipel, Patricia Schwan and Jan Wegner, the voting company expands its executive floor.

Felix Leitmeyer 01.01.1970

News Procuros raises nine million US dollars The start-up wants to connect suppliers and trading partners on one platform. The company has now received new funding.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Re:cap expands seed financing round Previous investors include Felix Capital, Project A Ventures and Entrée Capital. Now the start-up has a new important partner.

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970

News Berlin and Munich are among the cities with the most start-up deals According to a study, Germany is also developing well as a business location. Five of the ten largest deals last year went to German start-ups.

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970

News Start-ups of previously unsuccessful founders fail more frequently Apparently not all founders learn from their mistakes, as a study shows. The fact that they also fail with their next start-up could be due to a lack of entrepreneurial skills.

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970