Coffee commotion puts German view of venture capital under scrutiny
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The Dutch government’s seizure of Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia has created a global automotive crisis. With Beijing blocking exports and automakers warning of shortages, the standoff threatens vehicle production worldwide.
Coinbase’s latest partnership with Tink brings pay by bank functionality to German crypto investors. This move follows recent collaboration with Citi and signals deeper banking integration for digital assets.
Swedish private equity giant EQT is considering a €10 billion bid for German car marketplace Mobile.de, potentially derailing current owners’ IPO plans. The move signals intensifying private equity interest in classifieds assets amid Adevinta’s breakup.
Klaus Hommels, founder of Lakestar, announced the firm will not raise new generalist venture funds, instead concentrating on maximizing existing portfolio companies. The shift comes as European venture fundraising faces a significant decline, with funds raising only $8 billion this year compared to $27 billion in 2024.
Lakestar, one of Europe’s most prominent venture capital firms, has informed investors it will halt raising new generalist venture funds, according to reports. Founder Klaus Hommels stated in a letter to investors that future startup investments will primarily utilize his personal capital rather than institutional funds. The Zurich-based firm, which manages over $2 billion in assets, plans to focus on maximizing value from its existing portfolio companies.
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ZTE Corporation has teamed up with German telecom provider DNS:NET to unveil a new suite of Wi-Fi 7 tri-band products. The collaboration aims to deliver superior network performance and future-proof connectivity for residential and business customers. This marks ZTE’s first entry into the German market with Wi-Fi 7 technology.
In a significant move for the European telecommunications market, ZTE Corporation has formed a strategic partnership with DNS:NET, a leading German telecommunications provider, according to reports from Paris. The collaboration was officially announced at the Network X event on October 15, 2025, where both companies introduced a new lineup of next-generation networking products.
A Decade of Diplomacy Unraveled Iran’s formal termination of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) marks a significant turning…