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News Exit for Corrux The Munich-based IoT start-up Corrux goes to the Viennese company Gropyus. No amount is known; founder Tönnies also cites difficulties in the construction industry as a reason for the exit.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Mynaric expands into Asia The Munich-based start-up has entered into a sales partnership with an Indian company. The aim is to penetrate the Indian aerospace market.

News Porsche invests in battery start-up Customcells This lays the foundation for the planned joint venture Cellforce Group. Two other new investors are also on board.

Magazine Knowledge These are Exakt Health CEO Philip Billaudelle's five favorite tools The start-up relies on classics such as Slack and Notion - but also has insider tips.

Nils Wischmeyer

News Pre-seed round for Düsseldorf Stylique A former Amazon executive and a strategic partner participated in Stylique's funding round, with the total amount coming in at a mid-six-figure sum.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Ongoing protests at Gorillas hurt corporate image According to a survey, half of respondents have a negative view of the 10-minute delivery service, with over 60 percent of them attributing this image to the protests of recent weeks.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Content management start-up GraphCMS gets ten million US dollars An investor joins the board of the Berlin start-up. The money is used to expand the team.

News Synbiotic launches CBD without hemp on the market The start-up extracts the cannabinoids from hops, among other things. This should allow the CBD products to be sold in countries that prohibit hemp.

Magazine Knowledge How does the IPO succeed? By going public on the capital markets, start-ups can tap into attractive financing channels. But an IPO requires a lot of preparation. An overview of the necessary steps.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff

News EU apparently plans embassy in Silicon Valley From there, the EU wants to keep a closer eye on tech companies. However, the plans have not yet been publicly confirmed.

News Fahrengold brings in CEO from Silicon Valley Sean Eckard becomes head of the luxury garage start-up. The previous CEO Max Knüppel will remain with the company.

News EU Commissioner Mariya Gabriel becomes patron of "Stage Two" 30 universities are taking part in the excellence competition. Two of the initiators are RWTH Aachen University and the Leipzig Graduate School of Management.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Coyo buys Jubiwee Both companies focus on internal communication within the company. Now the German company is taking over its French competitor.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Bringman expands its delivery area Customers can order groceries from Edeka via Bringman. The Offenburg-based company is currently active in four districts and now wants to expand its offering.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Klarna buys Stocard Swedish fintech Klarna is buying Mannheim-based start-up Stocard.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Logistics start-up raises US$3.8 million The start-up Noyes Technologies has made an automated shelving system its business model and has now been able to convince investors.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Her One raises €5.5 million The start-up Her One focuses on dietary supplements that are designed to work from the gut into the body. It is targeting a very specific target group.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Start-up Omio is angry with Deutsche Bahn Deutsche Bahn releases live data from its trains to Google. A start-up from Berlin is not taken into account. The Federal Cartel Office is now investigating the case.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News DemoUp and Cliplister join forces The new platform supports 2,000 manufacturers and 300 online stores in 25 countries. Together they want to expand internationally.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Pre-seed financing for correctly fitting bras The Münster start-up Brajuu receives money from business angels. The company wants to sell perfectly fitting bras.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970