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News Denario raises 1.3 million euros The start-up was founded by former Qonto manager Philipp Pohlmann.

Felix Leitmeyer

Magazine Opinion Weed, crypto, capital markets: what will be important for start-ups in 2022 Some of the hype from 2021 is likely to continue in the new year. But completely new topics could also dominate. An outlook for 2022.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff

News Electrochaea raises 36 million euros Heat from methane: that is Electrochaea's vision. The Munich-based company has now also received funding from the European Innovation Council for a new plant in Denmark.

Sophie Deistler

News German government supports Sunfire with 60 million euros Until now, the production of hydrogen has only been possible on a small scale and is very energy-intensive. Dresden-based start-up Sunfire wants to change this and is receiving funding from the German government.

Sophie Deistler

News Meyer Werft founds start-up The new company focuses on the development of modern marine propulsion systems.

Sophie Deistler

News PayFit raises 254 million euros HR tech start-up PayFit has never had a larger financing round. The capital is also flowing into the German site in Berlin.

Sophie Deistler

News Katjes Greenfood invests in Unmilk Private investors can also participate in Katjes Greenfood's investments by granting subordinated loans.

Felix Leitmeyer

News NGI A/S takes over Momentum Technologies Previous shareholders have sold their shares in the mechanical engineering start-up. The buyer from Denmark now wants to expand its product range.

Felix Leitmeyer

News Crypto-crime reaches new all-time high The transaction volume with cryptocurrencies rose by 567 percent last year, but criminals also increasingly benefited from the trend.

Felix Leitmeyer

News More and more IT positions remain unfilled There are now 96,000 jobs to be filled. Start-ups in particular urgently need software specialists etc. The Bitkom association wants to improve the situation through training, the advancement of women and qualified...

Felix Leitmeyer

Interviews Startup of the month Put an end to notes at meetings Tucan.ai not only wants to transcribe meetings, but also summarize them automatically. Can this succeed?

Magazine Sponsored Knowledge What startups should know about social insurance A good idea is not enough for start-up success. Organizational challenges such as taking out social insurance also accompany the start-up. Where founders receive support. When a startup is founded, the minds of the...

News Free Now cooperates with Zipp Mobility Zipp Mobility wants to launch in Ireland this year. The German start-up Free Now is supporting the Irish company.

Sophie Deistler 30.07.1459

News Survey: German start-ups expect growth There is likely to be a lot of movement in the German start-up industry again this year: 37 percent of the start-ups surveyed intend to expand abroad in the course of the year.

Sophie Deistler 30.07.9472

News Vulcan Energie secures five important licenses Lithium is an important resource for the construction of batteries for electric cars. Vulcan Energie is now allowed to extract the metal in the Upper Rhine Graben - using a specially developed CO2-neutral process.

Sophie Deistler 30.07.8657

News These are the new funding programs for start-ups Attention start-ups from North Rhine-Westphalia and Bavaria! NRW Bank and Rhein-Kreis-Neuss are expanding their start-up funding. There are also two new funding programs in the Munich region.

Sophie Deistler 30.07.7930

News 200 Berlin students celebrate illegal party in Wisemarkt warehouse Wisemarkt only moved into its warehouse in Birkenwerder two weeks ago. Now, according to a media report, students have chosen the site as a party location - and vandalized the toilets in the process.

Sophie Deistler 30.07.9800

News Pajunk joins Sensorstim Pajunk became aware of Sensorstim while monitoring health startups. The companies are now working together.

Sophie Deistler 30.07.8235

Magazine Knowledge What start-ups should keep in mind when it comes to employee shareholdings ESOPs, VSOPs or rather RSUs? Giving your employees a share in the company's success is complicated. Here are the best tips.

Jan Schulte 30.07.3200

Magazine Knowledge These are Germany's new unicorns In 2021, more start-ups cracked the billion mark than ever before. An overview of the success stories.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970