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News Lilium raises nearly 114 million euros The air cab start-up from Munich plans to start production of its vertical take-off and landing vehicles next year.

News Studysmarter lays off around 70 employees According to a report by Deutsche Startups, the e-learning company from Munich is primarily parting ways with freelancers from the content department.

News Rouvia receives 2.9 million euros The investors are participating in the development of the Berlin-based start-up's logistics platform.

News Election committee at Hellofresh appointed by labor court In the summer, the trade union Verdi applied for the appointment of an election committee for the works council elections. The Berlin Labor Court has now ruled in its favor.

News Ororatech raises 15 million euros Together with SpaceX, the Munich-based start-up is sending satellites into space to detect fires at an early stage. The second satellite is due to be launched soon.

News These are the ten most famous start-up brands More than 8,000 German consumers have voted on how they rate the brands of start-ups. These include sustainable products in particular.

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News Researchgate lays off ten percent of its workforce The difficult situation on the financial markets has also left its mark on the Researchgate science platform.

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News Infarm lays off 500 employees Rising energy and material costs, supply chain problems and the difficult situation on the financial markets: Infarm wants to become profitable as quickly as possible in order to defy the difficult economic situation.

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News Strandbutler takes over Beachbuddy Customers are the main beneficiaries of the merger of the two platforms.

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News Jason Tucker-Feltham joins IDnow The start-up wants to introduce proof of identity for the crypto industry. The company is now being helped by a well-known head of the scene.

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News Movinga's loss decreases The start-up was able to further reduce its net loss for the year by cutting staff and renegotiating service contracts.

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News Billie positions itself for expansion Twelve employees have to leave shortly before the expansion. The fintech would like to hire experienced staff to replace them.

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News Major wingcopter order could fail 12,000 drones for Africa: what was supposed to be Wingcopter's biggest order is now apparently on the verge of being canceled.

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News Financial flow launches ETF search The start-up has set up a database for passive funds. Finanzfluss receives a commission via affiliate links when users conclude savings plans with brokers.

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News Amie receives seven million US dollars The start-up combines a calendar and a to-do list. Founder Dennis Müller impressed Spark Capital, among others, with the idea.

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News Yaak Technologies receives funding from Investitionsbank Berlin With the help of the funding agency Förderprotech, Yaak Technologies was able to secure millions in funding.

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News These are the winners of the "IDEAward" of the Technical University of Munich Building materials made from hops, a pyrolysis system for plastic waste and a plaster against urinary tract infections: These three ideas were honored by the Technical University of Munich.

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News This man brings Synbiotic into the advisory board In its preparations for cannabis legalization, the start-up is receiving prominent support from a cannabis multi-entrepreneur.

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News Shopvibes receives a six-figure sum The start-up makes it easier for companies to contact retailers and prepares data. The investors primarily include industry experts.

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News Animal takes e-mopeds out of the range In 2020, Tier Mobility had set itself up more broadly with Coup's e-mopeds. Now the start-up is doing away with them again.

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