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»Wir wollen alle großen Ballungsräume verbinden, jede Großstadt« - STEINSIEK / IMAGO

»Wir wollen alle großen Ballungsräume verbinden, jede Großstadt« - STEINSIEK / IMAGO

Flixtrain – neue Konkurrenz für die Bahn »Wir wollen alle großen Ballungsräume verbinden, jede Großstadt«

André Schwämmlein will der Deutschen Bahn noch mehr Kunden abjagen, auch wenn mit Italo ein neuer Wettbewerber auf das deutsche Schienennetz kommt. Hier spricht der Flix-Chef darüber, warum er den neuen Rivalen gelassen sieht. Ein Interview von David Böcking und Martin Hesse

Berlin Search Engine Uses Profits to Plant Trees - Gordon Welters/ DER SPIEGEL

Berlin Search Engine Uses Profits to Plant Trees - Gordon Welters/ DER SPIEGEL

The Green Google Berlin Search Engine Uses Profits to Plant Trees

For every 45 inquiries conducted on its search engine, Berlin startup Ecosia has a seedling planted somewhere in the world. Its founder wants to fight climate change by using plants to remove CO2 from the atmosphere. His plan has been surprisingly successful. Von Marcel Rosenbach

New App from Berlin Making Headway in Healthcare - Ada Health

New App from Berlin Making Headway in Healthcare - Ada Health

Dr. Smartphone New App from Berlin Making Headway in Healthcare

Patients are increasingly using software to try to self-diagnose their ailments. A new Berlin startup is seeking to turn your smartphone into your family doctor. Von Martin U. Müller

The Medical Profession's Digital Revolution Is Here - imago/ ZUMA Press

The Medical Profession's Digital Revolution Is Here - imago/ ZUMA Press

Dr. Smartphone The Medical Profession's Digital Revolution Is Here

The health care sector is facing a far-reaching and unpredictable revolution. Smartphones are capable of replacing many devices that have become standard in medical practices and some apps will soon be able to provide diagnoses as well. Patients are becoming less reliant on doctors. Von Martin U. Müller

Germany's Race to Catch Up in the Startup World - Florian Generotzky/DER SPIEGEL

Germany's Race to Catch Up in the Startup World - Florian Generotzky/DER SPIEGEL

Left Behind Germany's Race to Catch Up in the Startup World

Although it is a business powerhouse, Germany's economy is dominated by pre-internet companies. Now the country is realizing that if it wants to remain strong, it needs to create the next Google -- and reinvent the way its entrepreneurs work. Von Martin Hesse, Armin Mahler und Ann-Kathrin Nezik

German Medical Start-Ups Aim to Digitalize Healthcare - Steffen Roth/ DER SPIEGEL

German Medical Start-Ups Aim to Digitalize Healthcare - Steffen Roth/ DER SPIEGEL

Dr. Web German Medical Start-Ups Aim to Digitalize Healthcare

A new cluster of start-ups in Germany is seeking to exploit the digital revolution that is gripping the medical sector. In the future, we are likely to use apps that can measure our heartbeat or analyze potential skin conditions to augment normal healthcare. Von Martin U. Müller

The Chocolate Pudding Exodus - © Thomas Peter / Reuters/ REUTERS

The Chocolate Pudding Exodus - © Thomas Peter / Reuters/ REUTERS

An Israeli in Berlin The Chocolate Pudding Exodus

A young Israeli is calling on his fellow citizens to move to Berlin, where life is cheaper than in Tel Aviv. Politicians back home are outraged by 25-year-old the expatriate's online campaign. Von Raniah Salloum

Lieber Berlin als Tel Aviv - Karime Benzakour

Lieber Berlin als Tel Aviv - Karime Benzakour

Israelische Start-up-Gründer Lieber Berlin als Tel Aviv

Berlin holt auf: Die deutsche Hauptstadt entwickelt sich zur Gründerhochburg und könnte dem dynamischen Tel Aviv den Rang ablaufen. Auch immer mehr israelische Start-ups ziehen dorthin und gehen auf Kundenfang. Von Alona Ferber und Henning Jauernig

SoundCloud Blazes Lonely Trail to Top - TechCrunch

SoundCloud Blazes Lonely Trail to Top - TechCrunch

Berlin Startups SoundCloud Blazes Lonely Trail to Top

SoundCloud, a platform for uploading and sharing audio files, is the biggest success story to emerge from Berlin's tech startup boom. It just hit 250 million monthly users -- but it's global success hasn't been replicated by others in the German capital. Von David Knight

Italian Start-Ups Flock to Berlin - THOMAS PETER/ REUTERS

Italian Start-Ups Flock to Berlin - THOMAS PETER/ REUTERS

Crisis Migration Italian Start-Ups Flock to Berlin

With the economy at home in the doldrums, entrepreneurs from Italy have been flocking to Berlin recently. The job opportunities are plentiful and there is a growing Italian community within Germany's vibrant high-tech start-up scene. Von Sophie Arts

Berlin Airport Fiasco Threatens High-Tech Park - Hannibal Hanschke/ dpa

Berlin Airport Fiasco Threatens High-Tech Park - Hannibal Hanschke/ dpa

Grounded Berlin Airport Fiasco Threatens High-Tech Park

Not long ago Berlin's future looked bright, with a state-of-the-art airport and a new high-tech park set to open where the old Tegel airport now stands. Now, delays to the former may torpedo the latter, particularly now that there are plans afoot to keep Tegel operational for years to come. Von Andreas Wassermann

'People Pay Money for That?' - Carsten Koall/ Getty Images

'People Pay Money for That?' - Carsten Koall/ Getty Images

Merkel Tours Berlin Start-Ups 'People Pay Money for That?'

In a show of support for Berlin's burgeoning Internet start-up scene, German Chancellor Angela Merkel ventured into a strange new world of employee-friendly tech offices on Thursday. Though she showed a lot of interest, Berlin still has a long way to go in supporting the city's growth as a tech hub. Von Annett Meiritz

Left Behind by the Berlin Start-Up Boom - Aka Aki

Left Behind by the Berlin Start-Up Boom - Aka Aki

Aka-Aki Left Behind by the Berlin Start-Up Boom

Everyone wants to talk about the start-up boom in Berlin, particularly with Chancellor Angela Merkel visiting promising new firms on Thursday. But for every success, there are numerous failures, including the award-winning Aka-Aki. Von Max Biederbeck

Berlin Start-Ups Chasing the Distant Dream of a German Google

Boosted by its hip image and low rents, Berlin has gained a reputation as the epicenter of the European Internet start-up scene. There is no question that it is attracting young entrepreneurs and developers. But analysts and industry insiders doubt whether the German capital can produce truly global leaders. By SPIEGEL Staff

Berlin Start-Up to Launch Ultra-Cheap E-Reader - Txtr

Berlin Start-Up to Launch Ultra-Cheap E-Reader - Txtr

The Txtr Beagle Berlin Start-Up to Launch Ultra-Cheap E-Reader

Weighing in at just 128 grams and costing a fraction of the price of comparable products, the German company Txtr announced its new light-weight, low-cost e-reader this week before the start of the Frankfurt Book Fair. Bundled with a mobile-phone contract, the reader will cost just under 10 euros. Von Hilmar Schmundt

Berlin Embraces Net Newbies and Leviathans - Julian Breinersdorfer

Berlin Embraces Net Newbies and Leviathans - Julian Breinersdorfer

A Factory for Start-Ups Berlin Embraces Net Newbies and Leviathans

This week, Google will open a high-profile office in the German capital, which has become a hub for technology firms. With the official opening next year of the Factory, a campus of companies including SoundCloud, entrepreneurs in the city hope to cement Berlin's reputation as Europe's leading city for start-ups. Von Rachel Stern

The Need for Speed The Samwer Brothers Find Global Internet Success

The Samwer brothers are among the most successful businessmen on the web -- and the most unpopular. Oliver, the leader of the trio, has only one goal: to capture an even greater share of the world's online marketplace. Von Markus Brauck und Martin U. Müller

Handicraft Sites Turn Hobbies into Big Business - Jay Agana

Handicraft Sites Turn Hobbies into Big Business - Jay Agana

Backlash against Consumerism Handicraft Sites Turn Hobbies into Big Business

Internet companies like Etsy and Germany's DaWanda are helping to promote a renaissance in handicrafts in Europe and around the world. The firms provide platforms that enable individual artisans to sell their wares on the web in a growing market niche. And business is booming, as both companies expand internationally and venture capitalists make new investments. Von Jess Smee

Hopes are High for 'Workplace Facebook' - Nina Cottrell

Hopes are High for 'Workplace Facebook' - Nina Cottrell

Berlin Start-Up 6Wunderkinder Hopes are High for 'Workplace Facebook'

With more than a million downloads of its first app and a big investment from Skype's co-founder, 6Wunderkinder is already a significant player in the Berlin start-up scene. It now wants to establish itself as a major European company with the soon-to-be-released Wunderkit, a "Facebook for the workplace." Von Christopher Cottrell

Global Capital Descends on Berlin Tech Scene - THOMAS PETER/ REUTERS

Global Capital Descends on Berlin Tech Scene - THOMAS PETER/ REUTERS

Follow the Money Global Capital Descends on Berlin Tech Scene

As Berlin's tech scene continues to grow, investors are beginning to take notice. Venture capital is flooding into the city and many funds are setting up shop locally. But with German investors still wary of the tech scene following the dot-bomb implosion a decade ago, some wonder if it will be enough. Von Charles Hawley

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