The blog of Alejandro Brega
Nine years after its launch, the once-successful project of the startup scene has gone bankrupt. The operation of the Germany wide nine branches should continue. When the first Kochhaus store opened in Schöneberg in 2010, the walk-in recipe book caused a sensation, as the founders described their concept. There was…
Leave a CommentIf there was any doubt about Apple’s future direction, they have been eliminated since Monday’s event: the focus was only on services: there were no hardware renewals. In addition to a bored news app, Apple introduced a gaming flat rate and a new video streaming service. And of course: the…
Leave a CommentThe Bitkom draws an ambiguous balance of startup policy in Germany. One year after the start of the new federal government, only a few measures have been implemented for founders. Twenty five projects that would benefit startups include the current coalition agreement. One year after the new federal government has…
Leave a CommentThe cooperation Logcoop bundles fulfillment services for e-commerce and an IT solution under the eSellerspartner brand. According to the cooperation, the members of the logistics network Logcoop offer logistics solutions for e-commerce at 20 locations. Through a specially programmed interface, eSellerspartner now links all ERP and shop systems to the…
Leave a CommentAre the Germans too tired? “The advantage we have is also a disadvantage,” says Cem Özdemir of Alliance 90 / The Greens. “We are doing very well economically. This makes you feel full. “But that’s probably not the only reason why Germany lags behind in digital business models behind the…
Leave a CommentTV formats such as “The Cave of the Lions” on VOX give you the feeling that everyone in Germany is starting a startup and employees are now rather boring and exotic. But if you look at the facts, a different picture becomes visible. According to KfW there were 1,548,000 founders…
Leave a CommentAround 600 German startups raised venture capital already in 2019, some of them several times. This was the result of the startup barometer of the EY audit. Overall, the founders received 4.57 billion euros – almost seven percent, or 290 million euros more than the year before. Most of the…
Leave a CommentThe Berlin startup wants to involve wealthy private investors in construction projects. The start went well, now the equity capital is again increased significantly. 20 million euros for a residential quarter in Berlin Wilmersdorf. Just under 8 million euros for a commercial project on Alexanderplatz. More than three million for…
Leave a CommentIn subways and on billboards N26 advertises just offensively for its direct bank offer. Apparently, the banking startup from Berlin has grown so fast that its own marketing department with the comma did not come after. In his ads, it promises “no hidden fees” and “#nobullshit”. Now N26 has collected…
Leave a CommentThe Federal Government’s response to a “small inquiry” on fintech in Germany shows that already in 2019 42 new companies were founded in this area. This indicates a significant decline compared to previous years. In the year 2017 96 fintechs were founded, in 2015 there were still 160 companies. In…
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