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News Flexcavo receives 6.4 million euros The construction machinery start-up is receiving money from VR Ventures, among others. It now wants to use the capital to improve its in-house control software.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff

News Zolar gets new chief financial officer Anurag Bansal is the CFO of the solar equipment start-up with immediate effect. Previously, he worked for Zalando and Bank of America Merrill Lynch, among others.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff

Reports Vegan fast food for everyone Yuicery sells healthy and vegan meals. For this, the Stuttgart start-up relies on branches, also with the help of a football goalkeeper. We tested one of the restaurants.

News Gorillas stops expansion in the USA For the time being, the delivery service will not open up a second market in the United States besides New York. A deal with competitor Doordash recently failed because of the growth plans.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff

News Ride closes seed funding round The investment start-up receives 1.5 million euros for its further expansion. Just one year after its founding, it already manages 100 million euros in customer funds.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 27.09.2021

News Eon buys Gridx The founders are going along and continuing to work on Gridx's business concept, only under a new roof: the energy company has taken over a majority stake in the start-up.

Lisa Marie Münster 24.09.2021

News Organifarms wins agriculture award The startup is beating out Klim's app and weed startup Paltech Robotics.

Lisa Marie Münster 24.09.2021

News Secfix raises six-figure sum Founded in 2020, now there is the first investment: The Munich-based company raises money in its pre-seed financing round shortly after the launch of its product.

Lisa Marie Münster 24.09.2021

News This is how the start-up's controversial position paper made its way onto the Ministry of Economy's website The news portal Netzpolitik.org has obtained documents via a freedom of information request. They show that the ministry knew quite well about the content of the anti-press position paper of its advisory board and...

Nils Wischmeyer 24.09.2021

News Gorillas said to be worth three billion US dollars The delivery service has apparently raised $950 million in a Series C funding round. Delivery Hero led the round, according to a media report.

Nils Wischmeyer 24.09.2021

News Grover apparently wants to go public According to a media report, a traditional IPO or else a Spac could be on the cards for the start-up, which makes its money by renting out electronics.

Nils Wischmeyer 24.09.2021

Interviews "We've been going in the wrong direction for three years". Robin Sudermann has made a pivot with his start-up talentsconnect. How that went and why he decided against a new start without ballast, he tells in the interview.

Nils Wischmeyer 24.09.2021

News Uber co-founder invests in wingcopter With his investment company Expa, Garrett Camp is now taking a stake in the Hessian start-up. Wingcopter, meanwhile, is already planning its next round of financing.

Jan Schulte 23.09.2021

News Doordash apparently invests in Flink First there were rumors that the US delivery service wanted to invest in Gorillas. Now, according to a media report, he put his money into the competitor Flink.

Jan Schulte 23.09.2021

News Alyne apparently taken over The US company Miratech will now include the start-up's products in its portfolio.

Jan Schulte 23.09.2021

News Climatiq receives two million US dollars The Berlin-based start-up announces the successful completion of its financing round. Among others, Cherry Ventures has invested.

Jan Schulte 23.09.2021

News Coachhub acquires French start-up Both startups offer digital coaching for businesses, and now Coachhub is acquiring Paris-based Moovone. The merger of the two is expected to take place in the next few months.

Lisa Marie Münster 23.09.2021

News Nets to hold 40 percent of Orderbird The Danish company Nets is said to have increased its shares in the Berlin fintech Orderbird to 40 percent. No money is said to have flowed into the start-up in return.

Lisa Marie Münster 22.09.2021

News LinkedIn: Berlin no longer the most popular city for employees in start-ups LinkedIn is now evaluating its data for the fourth time to select the ten most attractive start-ups for employees. Three fintechs are new and Berlin loses the title of the most popular city.

Lisa Marie Münster 22.09.2021

News &Charge wins Stadtwerke Pforzheim as partner The Frankfurters allow e-mobility users to charge their vehicles while they shop online or find nearby deals.

Lisa Marie Münster 22.09.2021