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News European Sleeper wants to operate night trains in Germany The demand for night trains is increasing. A start-up is also responding to this and wants to stay in Germany.

Sophie Deistler

News Huk-Coburg and Neodigital want to set up a joint venture for car insurance The first rumors about a joint venture between the two insurers were already circulating in November. Now Huk-Coburg and Neodigital are presenting their plans.

Sophie Deistler

Magazine Opinion Billion-dollar deals, scandals and a tenfold unicorn: a review of 2021 From the German Decacorn to a sexist start-up. The year had a lot to offer, a look back at the biggest success stories - and upsets.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff

News Lade collects seven-figure sum Lade supplies charging stations, cloud software for charging park operators and an app for drivers of electric cars. The start-up now wants to use the funding to conquer the market for charging infrastructure.

Sophie Deistler

News More and more patent applications for air cabs are coming from Germany Start-ups like Lilium and Volocopter are leading the way: Urban air mobility is becoming increasingly important in Germany. This is also shown by a special analysis by the German Patent and Trade Mark Office.

Sophie Deistler

News Medkitdoc raises seven million euros The start-up wants to help chronically ill patients with its telemedicine platform. The concept has convinced new investors.

Sophie Deistler

News New logo for Newsenselab Meta's logo looked confusingly similar to the old one of the migraine app. Now the start-up is getting a new one.

Sophie Deistler

News Blinkist was profitable for the first time in the 2020 financial year With its learning offering, the start-up has profited from the Corona pandemic. Now Blinkist has turned a profit for the first time.

Sophie Deistler

News Stephen Weich leaves Flaschenpost The Managing Director oversaw the growth of the start-up from its foundation in 2016 to its exit. He has now announced his departure.

Sophie Deistler

News Start-ups from Saxony can apply for corona aid here until New Year's Eve The state of Saxony has supported 94 start-ups to date via the Corona Start-up Aid Fund. Start-ups can still apply for the current corona aid until December 31.

Sophie Deistler

News Instabox launches in Germany The Swedish start-up is growing by 300 percent annually. Instabox is now setting its sights on Germany - initially in the greater Berlin and Hamburg areas as well as in North Rhine-Westphalia.

Felix Leitmeyer

News Stenon lands 20 million US dollars The company's technology is designed to provide farmers with data that can help them make cultivation decisions.

Felix Leitmeyer

News Express Tax collected 4.3 million euros this year Just a year ago, a major investor backed out of the tax start-up. The company has apparently been able to recover from this.

Felix Leitmeyer 27.12.2021

News Laserhub apparently growing despite "crisis year" Although the year was not easy for the metalworking industry, the start-up was able to make gains according to its own figures.

Felix Leitmeyer 27.12.2021

News International Monetary Fund concerned about cryptocurrencies Trading in digital currencies puts consumers' money at risk. The technology also opens the door to money laundering and terrorist financing.

Felix Leitmeyer 27.12.2021

News Start-up for security software raises 2.5 million euros Tenzir closes a seed financing round of 2.5 million euros and plans to expand into the USA. It is also strengthening its management team.

Lisa Marie Münster 23.12.2021

News Home24 takes over Butlers One is strong online, the other in German city centers. Now they are combining their offerings: Home24 is buying the Butlers chain.

Lisa Marie Münster 23.12.2021

News Foodpanda has to lay off 300 employees Following Delivery Hero's announcement that the Foodpanda brand in Germany was to be scrapped, the company will now probably have to lay off 300 employees.

Lisa Marie Münster 23.12.2021

Reports The installment purchase business The "Buy Now, Pay Later" provider Billie is joining forces with the Swedish payment provider Klarna. This allows online stores to offer the payment method not only to private customers, but also to corporate customers...

Maren Jensen 23.12.2021

News Exit at Monavinci Monavinci has been supporting artists from developing countries since 2018. The founder has now sold the Berlin start-up to the company K&L Wall Art.

Lisa Marie Münster 23.12.2021