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News Curevac no longer pursuing Covid vaccine The biotech wants to continue researching the underlying method, but is withdrawing its vaccine candidate.

Nils Wischmeyer

News Lion's den Record sum demanded on DHDL The Swiss come to Germany and deliberately demand the highest amount of money anyone has ever heard on DHDL. But they have good arguments.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Hublo expands into Germany The French healthtech raises 22 million euros. Now the start-up is moving to other European countries.

Nils Wischmeyer

Reports The number of start-ups in Germany has halved since 2003 The start-up landscape is still divided into East and West, as a study by the IfM shows. In addition, unknown districts surprise with a high start-up intensity.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Personio raises $270 million With the current financing round, the Munich-based company is now worth over six billion US dollars, making it one of the most valuable start-ups in Germany. All of the money comes from the USA.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Fintech Billie cooperates with Klarna Away from the credit card: Klarna and Billie cooperate with "Buy now, pay later".

Sophie Deistler

News Earlybird launches fund for spin-offs Earlybird sees universities as a breeding ground for unicorn founders. Now a fund is to promote more spin-offs.

Lisa Marie Münster

News N26 is Germany's most valuable fintech Despite the trouble with Bafin, neobank N26 has raised 700 million euros from investors. The fintech wants to use this to enter the crypto and securities trading market.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Fiege acquires a stake in Sennder The family-owned company Fiege invests in the start-up Sennder. With this, it wants to digitalise the logistics industry.

Sophie Deistler

News Cure raises €1.4 million Fintech Cure wants to make everyday life easier financially for doctors' surgeries. The start-up is thus competing with Apobank.

Sophie Deistler

News New fund for agrotech Food Labs has launched a 100 million euro fund. 50 start-ups in the food industry could benefit.

Lisa Marie Münster

Magazine Opinion How much show must there be? On the one hand, founders practice omnipresence and savvy personal branding, while on the other, smart ideas fail due to a lack of (self-)selling talent. Our guest author Bettina Engert writes on the question of how...

News First A receives money from prominent founders The fast pharmacy delivery service has received a six-figure sum. So far, the First A offer is only available in Prenzlauer Berg in Berlin.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Proptech Sensorberg receives millions The Berlin-based company has raised six million euros in its latest financing round. They want to use the money to expand and recruit new employees.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News 1.4 million euros for Finmarie The female fintech app is not yet on the market, but the concept has already convinced investors.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Fastbill is sold to Canada The start-up has a new owner. As the fintech announced, the Canadian start-up Freshbooks has taken over the Frankfurt-based company.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

Reports The drinking bottles from Air up in the test The start-up Air up wants to enhance the taste of tap water with natural fragrances. It recently raised 40 million euros from investors such as Pepsi. Startbase tested the tasting pack from Air up.

Maren Jensen 01.01.1970

News Two million euros for delivery start-up Dropp The company wants to transfer the business principle of Gorillas, Flink & Co. to other product groups. The service is now being launched in Berlin.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 01.01.1970

News Karlsruhe-based healthtech raises capital for the first time Heyvie wants to make neurocentric training accessible to the masses. The founders have now secured support for this, including from APX.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 01.01.1970

News Getsafe increases Series B The insurtech has now raised more than three times as much capital as originally planned in its current financing round. The money will now finally be used to obtain the Bafin license.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 01.01.1970