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News Billionaire joins Vantik It has been two years since the fintech's last financing round. Vantik has now been able to convince investors again - but founder Til Klein had to sell many shares.

Reports What the EU plans for sustainable finance mean for start-ups The EU wants to be climate-neutral by 2050 and is turning the world of finance upside down to achieve this. This seems tailor-made for start-ups, but there is often still a lack of creative solutions.

News Evocenta goes to Gelsenkirchen The start-up also announced its intention to create 250 jobs in two years. The company currently employs 80 people.

News Cannabis plantation in Saxony to grow The start-up Demecan receives a further million euros in investment. It intends to use this to expand cannabis cultivation in Ebersbach near Dresden.

News Seven Senders gets 32 million euros The Berlin logistics start-up also cracks the 100 million annual revenue mark for the first time. The lead investor is an old acquaintance.

News Lovoo founder invests in baby carriages The Munich-based start-up StrollMe wants to make a name for itself with a ride-on vehicle for children. Now it has received money from two new investors.

News Successful seed financing for Virtonomy The start-up from Munich wants to speed up approval processes in medicine. A state investor is also involved.

News Smarthome retailer Tink raises 40 million euros in Series D The start-up now has 700,000 customers. Rocket Internet and ProSiebenSat1, among others, have now joined the company.

Portraits Here's how Unicorn Workspaces got back on its feet Unicorn Workspaces has been hit hard by the pandemic. But boss Florian Kosak has found more than one creative way to maneuver through the crisis.

Nils Wischmeyer

News Japanese airline ANA is setting up a delivery service with Wingcopter The German drone manufacturer Wingcopter from Weiterstadt in Hesse has signed a deal with the Japanese airline ANA. Together, they want to set up a delivery service for medicines and consumer goods in rural areas of...

News More start-ups in Lower Saxony Despite the crisis, 19 percent more start-ups were founded in the state than in 2019. The proportion of female founders is above the national average.

News Lingoda language school receives 57 million euros The company offers has grown strongly in the Corona crisis. One of the backers is the entrepreneur Cornelius Boersch with his VC.

News About You exceeds one billion euros in sales for the first time The fashion retailer has thus set a record. The start-up was also profitable for the first time in the fourth quarter.

Tom Schmidtgen 15.04.2021

News Childcare start-up Nona Care is taken over by the French Nona Care is being taken over by Worklife, the French market leader in the provision of company-financed, private childcare. Nona Care only went online just under a year ago. The start-up plans company childcare for...

Tom Schmidtgen 15.04.2021

News Solarisbank examines IPO The Berlin-based fintech apparently wants to go public via Spac and would thus be a pioneer in Germany.

Tom Schmidtgen 15.04.2021

News Pinky Embarrassing What happens when two men try to solve an invented menstrual problem was seen on social media yesterday: a shitstorm. That's what it's all about.

Lisa Marie Münster 14.04.2021

Portraits Journalism goes start-up In Düsseldorf, journalists are setting out to finance a news portal with the help of a crowdfunding campaign, and they are not the only ones. If such projects succeed in the long term, it would be a great sign for the...

Jan Schulte 14.04.2021

News New investments for SciFlow The Berlin-based start-up wants to make it easier for students and researchers to format their publications automatically. Now Lehmann Media and Books on Demand are coming on board as partners and investors.

Lisa Marie Münster 14.04.2021

News Core Sensing wins start-up prize A particularly innovative product from a start-up is honored at the Hannover Messe. This year, the prize goes to the Darmstadt-based company Core Sensing.

Lisa Marie Münster 14.04.2021

News Studitemps receives over nine million euros The HR start-up from Cologne has received a capital increase from existing investors and is raising 9.2 million euros. The money will be used to expand the range of services.

Lisa Marie Münster 14.04.2021