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News Study: Women are less likely to be investors and receive less money as founders A new study shows the stark inequality in the startup scene. But: Women are more likely to invest in women. According to the study, making more capital available to funds run by women could help close the large...

Sophie Deistler 30.05.2022

News Tech startups fear negative consequences from Ukraine war According to Bitkom President Achim Berg, the effects of the war of aggression on Ukraine are not bypassing the scene. A survey confirms this.

Sophie Deistler 09.05.2022

News Racism in the German start-up scene Founders with an immigrant background appear to receive less venture capital and experience discrimination during their startup.

Janina Gerhardt 06.05.2022

News Record year for start-ups in Germany and Europe Never before has so much money been put into Europe's tech companies as in 2021. German start-ups received significantly more investment than in the previous year.

Felix Leitmeyer 08.12.2021

Reports Startbase Fewer fintechs, increasing willingness to invest Germany Finance publishes the German Fintech Report 2021 in cooperation with Startbase.

Maren Jensen 26.10.2021

News Corona crisis weighs on number of startups The number of young companies fell last year, according to a report by the development bank KfW. Women remain significantly underrepresented.

Jan Schulte 28.09.2021

News Study crowns Dortmund the best city to start a business A current ranking of the platform Weltsparen lists the cities of Germany according to attractiveness for founders and surprises: Because not Munich or Berlin occupy the first places.

Lisa Marie Münster 03.09.2021

News Start-ups are increasingly concerned with the health of their employees Back pain was yesterday; today, when it comes to health, start-ups are primarily concerned with the work-life balance of their employees. According to a study, the trend has been reinforced by the Corona pandemic.

Lisa Marie Münster 08.07.2021

News This is how hard the pandemic hit founders The crisis has discouraged people from starting up, and men in particular have shied away. Women, on the other hand, are more crisis-resistant and have adapted their business model. In addition, twice as many...

Lisa Marie Münster 30.06.2021

News Start-ups secure 1.6 million jobs A Roland Berger study shows how important start-up jobs are for the economy. By 2030, the importance could even increase significantly.

Tom Schmidtgen 23.06.2021

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