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News Emmy wants to become profitable The e-scooter rental company Emmy from Berlin gets a third financing. Black figures are to follow in the coming year.

News Usercentrics wants to enter the USA with new financing The Munich-based SaaS provider Usercentrics has completed its Series B with 17 million euros. The company now plans to conquer the US market.

News Innovative solutions in the pandemic are being promoted The EU-funded Special Covid-19 Accelerator Program is a first: 23 start-ups are being supported with innovations to combat the coronavirus pandemic. One of them is Nüwiel from Hamburg.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Right Now announces new financing round Legaltech Right Now apparently wants to raise over eight million euros in a new financing round. The start-up buys consumers' compensation claims.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Fintech Neufund is back Neufund ceased operations in the middle of the year following friction with BaFin. Founder Zoe Adamovicz has now announced that she will resume the offering in early 2021 with four million euros in investor funds.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Majority stake in start-up Framen acquired by Springer Springer invests in digital out-of-home advertising: The media group has acquired a majority stake in digital out-of-home provider Framen, with the founders continuing to manage the operating business.

Lisa Marie Münster

News New venture capitalist for Vialytics The Norwegian financial investor Statkraft Ventures is investing in the start-up Vialytics, which uses artificial intelligence to help local authorities repair road damage.

Lisa Marie Münster

News Rohlik comes to Germany as "Knuspr" Ordering food from the comfort of your sofa: The online retailer Knuspr, which plans to come to Germany next year, aims to make this possible. The Czech company wants to conquer the European market step by step.

Lisa Marie Münster

Magazine Knowledge These legal forms are possible for a start-up Would you like to set up a company or change its legal form? A look at the advantages and disadvantages.

News E-commerce start-up Neocom receives funding Only a short time after it was founded this summer, the Munich-based start-up Neocom has received funding of just over half a million euros.

News Taxdoo receives 17 million euros The start-up Taxdoo has developed software to process VAT returns for online retailers. Now it has fresh money from investors.

News Sono Motors to unveil new prototype in January Sono Motors has taken the next step on the road to series production of an electric car powered solely by solar energy.

Lisa Marie Münster

News German Bionic closes financing round Augsburg-based start-up German Bionic seems to be going down well with investors. Now it is raising $20 million in a Series A financing round.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Spendit cooperates with Solarisbank and Visa With Wirecard, Spendit has lost an important cooperation partner. The Munich-based fintech has now found an alternative.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Ex-Yahoo CEO launches own app Marissa Mayer, former Yahoo CEO, is launching her first app. With Sunshine Contacts, she has developed an intelligent address book.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Fintech Tink receives 85 million euros The Swedish financial services provider raises another double-digit million amount in the second financing round this year.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News New funding round for delivery service Gorillas The delivery service Gorillas was able to collect 36 million euros in the Series A. Two investors are joining the supervisory board.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News 20.5 million euros for cyber security company from Bochum In the Series B round, VMRay was able to collect the equivalent of EUR 20.5 million. The Bochum-based company offers anti-malware software.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

Interviews "People don't want to buy everything online" Alexa von Bismarck is the head of Adyen Germany. In this interview, she talks about Wirecard, retailers during the pandemic and why people don't want to shop only at Amazon or Zalando.

Nils Wischmeyer 01.01.1970

News Start-ups from Baden-Württemberg demand more investment from the state Start-up representatives are calling for a growth fund from the state government. This should strengthen the region's start-ups in the long term.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970