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Newsletter

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News Lower Saxony invests 50 million euros in start-ups The state focuses in particular on start-ups in the so-called greentech sector.

Anna-Lena Malter 01.01.1970

News Food start-up Löwenanteil receives 2.6 million euros The money comes from a family office. The capital is now to be used to drive international expansion.

Anna-Lena Malter 01.01.1970

News Gunzilla Games receives 46 million euros The gaming start-up plans to use the money to further develop its NFT platform.

Anna-Lena Malter 01.01.1970

News Nuri files for bankruptcy After months of searching for investors, the crypto startup is now running out of money.

Anna-Lena Malter 01.01.1970

News Start-up introduces fish products from the lab Lübeck-based foodtech Bluu Seafood has presented its first dishes made from fish cells.

Jan Schulte 01.01.1970

News Verimi and Yes could merge According to media reports, the two companies are negotiating a merger. Both start-ups are backed by major banks.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

Reports Which market gaps camping start-ups can exploit Supply chain problems and the desire for more individual tourism have meant that waiting times for motorhomes are often almost a year. The perfect opportunity for rental and sharing start-ups?

Judith Henke 01.01.1970

News European VC funding at a high level Europe's startups raised $58.6 billion in the first half of this year. This is the second-best half-year of all time.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News US group takes over Leipzig-based start-up Mementor The start-up has developed an "app on prescription" for sleep disorders. Now Resmed is taking over the Saxon healthtech company.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Start-ups need an average of 3.3 million euros According to a survey by the digital association Bitkom, almost 80 percent of German start-ups will need new capital in the next two years. Almost a third of start-ups believe that there is too little venture capital...

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970