Innovators

Inside Stories

Munich is a leading innovation location in Germany

A study finds 496 particularly innovative companies in Germany. Munich is home to more innovators than any other city. Bavaria…

logistics

Inside Stories

Digitalization: German logistics industry discovers startups

The logistics industry is trying to keep pace with digitalization. According to consulting firm Oliver Wyman, $3.5 billion was invested last year…

How can Germany and Israel benefit from each other?

Needs Review

Innovation: How can Germany and Israel benefit from each other?

What can Germany and Israel learn from each other when it comes to innovation? High-profile discussants from both countries addressed this question at…

Cashwalk

Needs Review

Cashwalk: Investor surplus at the university

80 investors and 50 startups — hardly any other event in Munich offers startups better access to fresh capital than…

NIO's Eve concept car. Photo: Munich Startup

Needs Review

“Munich is the first location for automotive designers”: This is why Nio designs in Munich

The Chinese electric car startup Nio has its vehicles designed in Munich. The executives explained to WirtschaftsWoche what they like about the…

BayStartUP Go

Accelerator/Incubator

BayStartUP Go: Free incubator places available

The BaystartUP Go incubator in Münchner Technologiezentrum (MTZ) is offering two free spots to startups. The goal of the program is to…

Payworks

Deals

Payworks raises $14.5 million

The Munich-based fintech startup Payworks has secured $14.5 million in capital. Investors in the Series B round include CommerzVentures and Visa. In addition to…

Google

Needs Review

Google becomes a partner of the Technical University of Munich

The Technical University of Munich is entering into a partnership with Google. One focus of the collaboration is artificial intelligence. Google will…

Celonis

Deals

Celonis triples revenues and opens four new offices

Celonis is exceeding its own revenue targets and is now planning four additional offices abroad. The Munich-based process analysis startup is opening offices in London,…

Windeln.de founders Konstantin Urban and Alexander Brand (from left), Photo: Windeln.de

Needs Review

Windeln.de continues to save and cut jobs

The Munich-based e-commerce company windeln.de aims to reach break-even by the beginning of next year — and continues to rely on layoffs and…