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News One in three startups has received Corona aid According to a survey, half of tech start-ups are dissatisfied with the aid provided by the German government. A wave of bankruptcies, as feared, has failed to materialize.

News Healthtech start-up Adjucor receives 29 million euros in Series B funding The Munich-based start-up has attracted a new investor. Adjucor is now planning its first clinical trial for its device.

News App builder Roq Technology gets nine million euros The start-up of two former Rocket managers has completed its seed financing. The founders want to use this to build a global team.

News MyMuesli turnover grows to 80 million euros Despite the pandemic, the muesli manufacturer is growing, thanks in particular to its booming online business. MyMuesli has almost one million customers online.

News Further protest with gorillas in Berlin On Wednesday, a rider was dismissed without notice, after which his colleagues walked off the job. Since then, demonstrators in Berlin have been blockading Gorillas warehouses and the company has been surprisingly quiet.

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News Equalto raises 3.5 million euros The Berlin-based start-up offers software for commissions. It has now raised 3.5 million euros in a recent financing round, led by Cavalry Ventures.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Yousign enters the German market Yousign launched its service in Germany at the beginning of the year, and now the French start-up has raised 30 million euros and wants to conquer the German e-signature market.

Lisa Marie Münster

Reports This is the start-up behind the digital vaccination card The Cologne-based company Ubirch is helping to develop digital proof of vaccination. But the technology can do much more.

News Wajve raises five million euros Wajve, the fintech from the two founders of deineStudienfinanzierung, was only launched in May. The concept convinced investors such as EQT Ventures and 468 Capital, who provided five million euros in seed funding.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Incari raises 15 million euros Lukasz Gadowski is no stranger to the start-up scene and is now back with a new investment: together with his investment company Team Europe, he is leading the Series A financing round for the Berlin start-up Incari.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Lilium gets new investor Honeywell is making a financial commitment to the flight taxi start-up. The company has been supplying Lilium with its flight control technology for some time now.

Lisa Marie Münster

Reports 15 minutes instead of eight hours Smart home configuration has been very time-consuming up to now, but a Passau-based start-up now wants to change that. Business customers in particular should benefit from Pionize's offer. It's not quite as fast as in...

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News Small investors go to the barricades against Volocopter Before the start-up's exit, many crowd investors fear that they will not profit sufficiently. They write a fire letter to the founders. Some are considering legal action.

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News Softbank seeks start-ups with a diversity background The Group launches its Emerge Accelerator in Europe. It is looking for women, POC, LGBTQ+, people with disabilities and refugees.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News e.Go considers IPO - and loses its founder The almost insolvent e-car start-up is taking off again and apparently wants to go public. Founder Günther Schuh is no longer with the company. He is leaving the company.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Peaq receives 2.5 million euros The money comes from Scherzer & Co, Werner Geissler and Meteoric VC. The Berlin-based start-up wants to expand its blockchain solution.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Faro Technologies acquires Holo Builder The RWTH Aachen University spin-off has new owners. The old shareholders will receive 34 million US dollars.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Gorilla employees blockade warehouse 50 Gorillas employees demonstrated against the dismissal of their colleague in a warehouse in Berlin-Mitte. They also demanded better working conditions.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Lumenaza receives 6.5 million euros in Series B round The start-up intends to use the money to drive forward its European expansion.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Berlin-Pankow takes action against gorillas In Berlin, there is more and more resistance against the delivery service. Now the district of Pankow is initiating proceedings against the start-up.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970