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News Elinvar receives 25 million euros The platform-as-a-service startup plans to put the money it raises toward its expansion.

Magazine Knowledge The big survey of the federal states, part I: These corona aids are available from the federal states Many federal states have special support programs for start-ups. To kick off the series, we take a look at the measures in Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, Berlin and Brandenburg. Click here for Part II of the survey with...

News Emocean receives six-figure sum from Chinese company The Munich-based start-up is still in the seed financing stage and has already been able to attract the Chinese company Justech Precision Industry as an investor.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Ant Financial wants to launch fund in Berlin Chinese FinTech giant Ant Financial wants to invest in German FinTechs with a $100 million fund. One manager is already looking to lead a team in Berlin, according to Finance Forward.

Lisa Marie Münster

News British telemedicine provider buys Essen-based start-up Digital diagnoses, treatments and medical consultations via video: This is made possible by the company Zava, which is now expanding its offering in Germany by acquiring the Essen-based start-up sprechstunde.online.

Lisa Marie Münster

News 468 Capital invests almost three million euros in Superchat The Berlin start-up Superchat is delighted to receive prominent support: venture capitalist 468 Capital is investing 2.8 million euros in the company.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Teamviewer buys Austrian start-up With the acquisition of Xaleon, TeamViewer is expanding its customer communication offering. All that is known about the purchase price is that it is in the low double-digit million range.

Lisa Marie Münster

News PKV fund wants to invest in start-ups The venture capital fund Heal Capital, founded by private health insurers, has raised 100 million euros.

News Innosabi founders sell majority of their shares The founders of software start-up Innosabi sell the majority of their shares. A French company strikes.

News New investors for Auto1 Shortly before the IPO, US investors Sequoia and Lone Pine buy shares in online car dealer Auto1. The start-up is now valued at six billion euros.

News 16 million euros in financing for Exporo The crowd-investing platform Exporo receives 16 million euros from its existing investors. This will be used to finance a new digital offering.

News Fuerst Wiacek builds its own brewery Two craft beer brewers from Berlin now want to set up their own factory. The aim is to make the start-up more independent.

News Now comes the fund just for female founders Influencer and entrepreneur Tijen Onaran wants to raise at least 50 million euros for her new venture capital fund.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News Half a million for QuickSpeech The QuickSpeech app is designed to help employees learn specialist knowledge in a fun way. The start-up behind it has now raised 500,000 euros. Knowledge via app, tailored to the respective specialist area of the...

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Six-figure sum for Teech How does digital school work? This is the question currently being asked by politicians and the school system. The start-up Teech wants to find answers. The company was able to raise a six-figure sum.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Health insurance companies cover the costs of ovular ringing Using an algorithm to combat the unfulfilled desire to have children: this is what the start-up Vivosens Medical promises with its Ovularing. Four health insurance companies now cover the costs.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

Reports A little sport must be Start-ups from the digital fitness industry are among the few beneficiaries of the coronavirus crisis. Is this just a short-lived boom or could they even make gyms redundant in the long term?

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Vet app Felmo gets millions Last year, the Berlin-based start-up was already able to collect a sum of millions in a financing round. Now the investors are putting even more money into the company.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Personio becomes unicorn And the next billion-euro valuation: the Munich-based start-up Personio received 103 million euros in a recent financing round. This increased its valuation to 1.4 billion euros.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Tesla is allowed to continue building A security deposit of 100 million euros ensures that the American company can continue building its factory in Brandenburg. Construction had previously been halted because Tesla had failed to deliver.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970