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News Sabrine Mouden takes over top position at Stylight The manager had previously worked in management positions at Zalando and Mytheresa, among others.

Felix Leitmeyer 11.07.5121

News Zageno raises $60 million The start-up receives new capital for its online marketplace for scientists.

Sophie Deistler 01.01.1970

News Chronext wants to go public The watch platform takes the plunge in Zurich. The company is reportedly expecting a valuation of one billion euros.

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff 01.01.1970

News SalsUp receives seven-figure sum The start-up Salsup is now valued at ten million euros. It is also expanding its shareholder base.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Melitta and Burda acquire majority stake in Roastmarket Burda subsidiary The Enabling Company and coffee manufacturer Melitta acquire a majority stake in the coffee start-up. Melitta is now the Frankfurt-based company's largest shareholder with a 72 percent stake.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

Interviews "Start-ups don't usually die of thirst, they drown" Start-ups want to serve all customers. Christoph Rößner from Laserhub explains why this is nonsense.

Nils Wischmeyer 11.07.5728

Interviews Sponsored Banxware #FintechPortraits Miriam Wohlfarth founded her first start-up in the middle of the financial crisis in 2009. Her second start-up followed during the coronavirus crisis. We talk to her about how one of the first female fintech founders...

Magdalena Hinze 01.01.1970

News After completed financing round: Seedtrace launches supply chain platform The Berlin-based start-up wants to make companies' supply chains transparent and has developed a platform for this purpose. Seedtrace recently completed a financing round of half a million euros for this purpose.

Lisa Marie Münster 11.07.4601

News Mapify founders give up The coronavirus pandemic is bringing the young company to its knees. The travel start-up is better off with an experienced partner, the founders write.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

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