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EY Study: Billions for Start-Ups: Berlin and BaWü Displace Bavaria

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A mega deal catapults Baden-Württemberg to second place in the start-up ranking. Why small and young companies still face challenges.

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When collecting venture capital, Berlin has reclaimed rank one. A mega deal catapults Baden-Württemberg to second place in the start-up ranking.

·Berlin, Germany
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A mega deal catapults Baden-Württemberg to place 2. Berlin climbs back to the top. Bavarian companies, on the other hand, can no longer raise so much money.

·Munich, Germany
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There are also branches of industry in Germany that have recorded noticeable growth, including the start-up scene, which raised significantly more money in the first half of the year.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Economy Minister Katherina Reiche (CDU) presents her new start-up strategy to mobilize more private venture capital for young companies. Larissa Kögl from POLITICO “Technology & AI in the Morning” analyzes the plans, which include, among other things, easier dismissals for top earners and direct government investment in defense start-ups. In a 200-second interview, digital policy expert Daniel Bettermann (SPD) assesses his coalition colleague's …

·Brussels, Belgium
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A mega deal catapults Baden-Württemberg to second place in the start-up ranking. Why small and young companies still face challenges.

·Berlin, Germany
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A mega deal catapults Baden-Württemberg to second place in the start-up ranking. Why small and young companies still face challenges.

·Halle (Saale), Germany
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Handelsblatt broke the news in Düsseldorf, Germany on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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