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News Where European start-ups are better than American ones An analysis shows that investors are increasingly focusing on the European start-up market, especially because of the higher profit.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Study: German start-ups have only minor losses in investments Better than expected: German start-ups continued to do well in 2020, according to a study. In total, more than 5 billion euros were invested, a decrease of 15 percent. The e-commerce and healthcare sectors benefited,...

Lisa Marie Münster

News Travel startup FromAtoB discontinues service The platform FromAtoB announces its end. The reason is the economic difficulties caused by the Corona crisis. The industry association also sees the state as responsible.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Auto1 announces IPO for the first quarter Auto1 wants to grow further: The start-up plans to go public on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in the first quarter. Its last valuation was 3.5 billion euros. This makes it one of the most valuable German start-ups.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Delivery Hero establishes venture capital fund Delivery Hero only went public in 2017, and now the group wants to invest itself and is launching its venture capital fund DX Ventures for this purpose. At the beginning, 50 million euros are available.

Lisa Marie Münster 13.01.2021

News Exit for Pflege.de founders being examined by Cartel Office The Hartmann Group wants to buy Pflege.de. However, the takeover is still subject to approval.

Tom Schmidtgen 13.01.2021

Interviews Why this top salesperson is moving from LinkedIn to a startup Exclusive: Phong Lam moves from LinkedIn to Capmo. What draws him to Munich, why his working day usually only has ten hours and why he is convinced that he doesn't earn less at a start-up than at a global corporation.

Nils Wischmeyer 13.01.2021

News This sustainability start-up has funded itself via Startnext Leef Point, a manufacturer of biodegradable tableware, was looking for money and started a campaign on Startnext. There he exceeded his first funding goal.

Tom Schmidtgen 12.01.2021

News Care start-up Kenbi receives seven million euros The start-up is building up a nursing service that already cares for around 400 patients. The young company's software is expected to save 20 percent of the time spent on bureaucratic tasks.

Tom Schmidtgen 12.01.2021

News Naga makes 26 million euro turnover Fintech Naga made more than 20 million euros in sales in 2020, which it says was a record year. This year, the turnover is to be doubled once again.

Tom Schmidtgen 12.01.2021

News This well-known investor invests in Filestage Filestage has closed its Series A financing. The start-up from Stuttgart receives 2.8 million.

Tom Schmidtgen 12.01.2021

News Tencent joins Clark The Chinese internet company is leading a funding round of insurance startup Clark.

Tom Schmidtgen 12.01.2021

News Ex-Airbus boss Tom Enders becomes member of Lilium's supervisory board The former CEO of Airbus is already a member of the supervisory board at Lufthansa. Now he also wants to support the flight taxi start-up Lilium from Weßling.

Tom Schmidtgen 12.01.2021

Magazine Knowledge Nothing ventured, nothing gained Many young founders cannot finance their plans themselves. For them, venture capital is an important help. But when should they resort to it? And what do the investors actually get out of it?

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 11.01.2021

News New venture capitalist promotes young start-ups A new fund from SCE and Freiraum is aimed at young start-ups or teams with ideas. These receive up to 50,000 euros.

Tom Schmidtgen 11.01.2021

News iBanFirst comes to Germany Fintech iBanFirst announces its launch in Germany. Country Manager will be Mark Elser.

Tom Schmidtgen 11.01.2021

News Shoop.de is sold The Global Savings Group takes over the operator of Shoop.de, Germany's largest cashback platform.

Tom Schmidtgen 11.01.2021

News Air up raises 18 million euros The aroma start-up has successfully completed another round of financing. Among the investors is also a big name.

Tom Schmidtgen 11.01.2021

News Ryte receives €6.5 million SaaS start-up Ryte receives millions in funding. This will be used to drive international expansion.

Tom Schmidtgen 11.01.2021

News Former Metro boss founds start-up consulting firm Olaf Koch, the ex-CEO of Metro, has a new side job. He is founding a strategy and investment consultancy.

Tom Schmidtgen 11.01.2021