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News Anacap takes over WebID British investor Anacap acquires a majority stake in Berlin-based identity service WebID and invests in the start-up's further growth. The management team around the founders remains unchanged.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Hamburg Founder Award presented The start-ups Ankerkraut and Beagle Systems won prizes, while the founder of the Cartoflex Group was honored for his life's work.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Social association demands collective agreement at Lieferando Too little security, too little pay and "start-up airs and graces" - the Catholic Workers' Movement's criticism of Lieferando is clear.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Babbel aims to go public The voice app wants to go public this year and raise 180 million euros in order to continue to grow and make acquisitions. The company could be valued at over one billion euros.

Lisa Marie Münster

News AfrikaBerlin" project launched Over the next two years, Berlin wants to promote cooperation between start-ups from the German capital and certain countries on the African continent.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Existing investors of Vialytics give money again Enbw New Ventures and Statkraft Ventures are stepping up once again. However, the amount of the financing was not initially disclosed.

Lisa Marie Münster

Magazine Opinion There is no way around employee participation Our guest author Eric Demuth calls for standardized regulations for employee participation to finally be created in Europe. Otherwise, start-ups will not be able to attract good employees.

News Angermayer invests in seed round of Upmin Upmin raises over four million euros in its seed financing round. The proptech not only wants to use this to make strategic acquisitions, but also to double the size of its team.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Start-ups plan rocket airport in the North Sea A consortium of companies is planning to transport satellites into space from a ship. German and Dutch politicians support the idea. The first start-ups are now set to sign letters of intent.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Furniture start-up AH-Trading goes to Swedish group 80 percent of AH-Trading, the company behind platforms such as Gartenmöbel.de, is being sold to the Swedish Bygghemma Group. The Scandinavians are paying 36 million euros for it.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Hommels launches new fund It is set to be the largest in Europe: Investor Klaus Hommels wants to raise one billion euros for his new fund, but nothing has been confirmed yet.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Study crowns Dortmund the best city to start a business A current ranking by the Weltsparen platform lists Germany's cities according to their attractiveness for start-ups and comes as a surprise: Munich and Berlin are not in first place.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Hesse presents e-health award for the first time In two categories, three projects won the E-Health Award, which is endowed with 10,000 euros each. The winners are dedicated to the monitoring of operations, obesity during pregnancy and individual medication...

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Uwe Hück becomes Chairman of the Supervisory Board at Bownce The start-up is delighted to have a well-staffed new Supervisory Board: former Porsche Works Council Chairman Uwe Hück is joining the Constance-based company, along with three other experts from the business world.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Delivery Hero raises over one billion euros As the company announced on Thursday evening, Delivery Hero intends to issue convertible bonds to raise capital for its further growth.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Vectornator raises 20 million US dollars The graphics app has only been around for five years, but today its customers include companies such as Apple and Google. The Berlin-based company has now been able to convince investors once again.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Arive closes seed round The Munich-based company does not deliver food, but lifestyle products. Arive has now raised six million euros in its seed financing round.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

Reports New fintech accelerator launches in Stuttgart Fintogether wants to help fintechs in the early stages. The aim is to make Baden-Württemberg more attractive for start-ups overall, but the competition is fierce.

Jan Schulte 01.01.1970

Interviews Sponsored RISO #FintechPortraits Employee benefits that directly increase net pay. The Baden-Württemberg start-up Riso shows how this works.

Magdalena Hinze 01.01.1970

News Usercentrics and Cookiebot merge The two companies are now combining their customer data management offerings. The merger was initiated by VC Full In Partners.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 20.07.9383