Overview

When Noel Bollmann and Benjamin Kremer founded yfood in 2017 they had to explain their signature product a lot. Noel Bollmann about future plans and the expansion to the US.

For over 130 years, Deutsche Bank has known that a good, healthy meal makes for more productive, fitter employees. Read on to explore how the bank’s canteens have evolved.

Peas without soil, olive oil with AI, drinking instead of chewing: how companies are working on the food of the future. And what climate change and consumer convenience have to do with it.

What really motivates us to eat more consciously: Employees share their thoughts on enjoyment, nutrition and personal changes.

Artificial intelligence, data-based decisions, biodegradable packaging: How a traditional Spanish family business is revolutionising the olive oil business.

Why are some drinks so popular? Deutsche Bank's beverage expert Mitch Collett gives answers in this engaging short video.

An interview with Professor Jessica Fanzo about food from a 3D printer, the use of AI, and how sustainable food systems can be shaped in the future. 

Veganz founder Jan Bredack is on a mission to feed the world by producing plant-based protein on an industrial scale.

This vision will become reality with OrbiFarm®. Here’s how.

Instead of waiting to see how climate change and species extinction affect its own production, the medium-sized company Schwartauer Werke started early to produce more sustainably.

Precision farming, AI and autonomous machines: Wolf von Wendorff shares how Claas is shaping the future of agriculture.

More than just hype? Three real-life examples that show how tokenisation on blockchain can be useful, profitable and fun.

Why KfW relies on digital bonds and calls for a modernised infrastructure for the competitiveness of the European capital market. A conversation with KfW Group Treasurer Tim Armbruster.

Stock market and blockchain expert Lidia Kurt on the transformative power of blockchain technology in securities trading and the “Internet of Value”.

Spotlight on the digital currencies that are taking centre stage in a world of blockchains, computer code, and evolving regulatory landscapes and use cases.

Investing in luxury hotels or a Picasso painting? Deutsche Bank expert Sabih Behzad explains how a tokenized economy will revolutionize investments and payment flows. And where the risks are lurking.

Physical car keys? Soon a thing of the past. If you’re curious to find out how a digital key could be sent to you via an “atomic transaction”, this clip is for you.

US Economics Professor Rod Garratt about the value of cryptocurrencies, the role of pets in issuing them and the pros and cons of a digital euro.

Are we on the brink of a new financial era? A look at the opinions and experiences of Deutsche Bank employees

Bringing the blockchain together with the highly regulated financial industry is challenging but offers huge potential.

According to a study, two million animal and plant species are endangered – twice as many as previously assumed. Klement Tockner is working on solutions.

How Global Peace Foundation Malaysia’s regenerative agriculture programme is improving biodiversity by interconnecting local villagers and their land.

Where to expect the greatest impetus in the fight against species extinction? Learn more from Viktoriya Brand and Markus Müller, ESG experts at Deutsche Bank.

How biodiversity monitoring and environmental DNA company, NatureMetrics, uses science and deep data to help companies discover and protect species in the ocean.

Green roofs cool the microclimate, provide habitat for wildlife and reduce the risk of flooding. The Green Bunker in Hamburg is a vivid example for Optigrün’s developments.

If everyone makes a small contribution to fighting biodiversity loss, we can have a great impact. Here’s how some of our employees are doing their bit to help.

Sven Schaumann and Petra Leclaire, cyber security experts at Deutsche Bank, talk about the evolving threat landscape – and shed a light on how to protect.

Cyber­criminals look for weak points in value chains and use them as a gateway, for data theft or blackmail. At the same time, the cyber skills gap is growing, warns WEF expert Gretchen Bueermann. 

The attackers hit shortly before Christmas. How our client, office supply store Schäfer Shop, got business back up and running after having fallen victim to a cyber attack.

Ralf Wintergerst, Chairman of the Management Board of Giesecke+Devrient, talks about the greatest risks regarding cyber attacks and what we can do to protect against them.

Ethical hackers conduct test attacks on behalf of companies, which proves to be an indispensable service towards protection against cyber crime.

Digitalisation is making companies and people more productive, but also more susceptible to cyberattacks. What Next examines how hackers operate.

Cyber expert Pinakin Dave explains why cybercrime is on the rise and how his company "OneSpan" is helping reduce risks to consumers and keep financial transactions safe.

The use of AI is on the rise but opinions are divided. And when it comes to cyber security, it could hardly be more controversial.

The start-up MIA Video is breaking new ground in doctor-patient communication. With the help of explanatory videos, time can be better used for the consultation.

Automation, the pace of change, skilled labour shortage – are our concerns today really any different from those of the past? Take a look back in time.

What strategies can we use to tackle the transformation of global labour markets? The US start-up SkyHive is rising to the challenge.

Senior Economist Marc Schattenberg, explains the current skills shortage and what will happen without labour migration.

Our working world is changing fundamentally. How do we find our way to an efficient and humane way of creating value? Will new technologies help us?

AI is finding its way into journalism. Media company BurdaForward shows how hybrid teams of people and machines can succeed.

Katharina Hölzle, professor for Technology, Management and Human factors at the University of Stuttgart, explains what needs to change in Germany.

Charlotte Woodside, sustainability expert at Deutsche Bank, explains the necessity of a circular economy and what role the bank is playing.

CleanHub organises waste disposal in parts of Indonesia, India, Tanzania and Cambodia – places where a municipal waste collection system has yet to be established.

High energy costs, fragile supply chains and political risks: Rebecca Tauer from WWF explains how the circular economy can help.

We look at which countries are already diligent recyclers, what gets thrown away the most and how the market might develop.

Spanish label Ecoalf is a pioneer in the industry, showing how stylish urban fashion can be both sustainable and profitable.

We are living beyond our means – if we take the capacity of our planet as a yardstick. Circular economy can help protect the environment and climate - and at the same time enable prosperity.

Our economic system works like a burner, says Steven Stone from the United Nations – a very inefficient form of value creation. How a circular economy can help.

Cloud technology is enabling new business models. We show you the new possibilities – and what you should watch out for.

For Fred Turner from Stanford University, "the metaverse" is the invention of a marketing department. Why we should take our freedom rights very seriously also in the digital sphere.

DWS fund manager Manuel Mühl launched a metaverse fund at the beginning of 2023 and is convinced of the long-term growth prospects. Developments in the industry prove him right.

The metaverse represents a paradigm shift in how we interact with digital content and each other, says Liz Hyman, CEO of the XR Association, . 

In the realm of contemporary art, Cao Fei and LuYang have emerged as pioneers when it comes to pushing the boundaries of creative exploration and engaging with the digital age.

Everyone is talking about the metaverse. But what exactly is happening there, and what are the opportunities and risks?

Sabih Behzad, Deutsche Bank’s Head of Digital Assets & Currencies Transformation, explains how his football team could make money in the metaverse.

The metaverse is enabling entirely new business models. Companies are spreading out into the virtual worlds. What does that mean for banks?

When Facebook changed its name to Meta, many believed the technology would radically change our lives. Now the dust has settled, what comes next?

Recycling metal scrap is by definition a sustainable business model but recycling alone does not guarantee resilience, as Cronimet has learned.

The machine manufacturer Mosca has made it to the top of its sector – resilience in the face of crises played an important role in this.

The ultimate goal for any company is to build resilience and overcome adversity, securing future prosperity. Here are some recipes for success.

With the right strategy, companies can withstand the crises of our time. The Ukrainian IT sector has shown how this can be done.

How resilient is our economy in the polycrisis? What have we learned? Deutsche Bank analyst Henry Allen explains how economies are reacting and whether the worst is over.

When it comes to responding to the climate crisis, technology is our best friend, says Martin Stuchtey. Systemic change will, however, be inevitable.

Rail traffic is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. To fight that, train manufacturer Alstom is pioneering the use of hydrogen technology.

Green technologies are very popular for companies and consumers. But which solutions really improve the carbon footprint?

Is green hydrogen a cure-all for the energy crisis? Not in the short term, says Eric Heymann. The medium to long term outlook is brighter, though.

What do you think of when talking about green tech? Here are three tech trends that could change our future.

With satellites and high-resolution cameras, the start-up OroraTech wants to provide thermal images of the entire surface of the earth – to detect forest fires at an early stage.

The cloud needs to be hosted in a scalable, cost-efficient and sustainable way. How is Paris-based Data4 approaching this endeavour?

Cloud is an invisible infrastructure, but its effect on the world is palpable. Chaitra Vedullapalli shares her opinion about the potential of clouds.

One of the challenges of our time is accepting different ways of life and people’s special characteristics. How can our society do this?

Michael Kapaun's tale is one of a self-taught baker running a vegan bakery business in a former butcher’s shop

Although companies do recognise the value of diverse teams, little has improved, says Alexandra Kalev. She explains how companies can still succeed.

Birthe Mester from Deutsche Bank outlines how both companies and individuals can benefit from a range of different personalities.

The former management consultant puts his skills to good use leading Social Enterprise Dignity Kitchen, a food court run by disabled staff.

From a poor mountain region in China to the CFO of a global corporation: Yang Xu's remarkable path to success.

When her colleagues are still poring over tricky projects, the neurodiverse Londoner often already quite literally has the solution in her mind's eye.

The son of Turkish immigrants, this man had a vision and he’s successfully shaking up the winemaking scene in the tradition-steeped Rheingau.

Muhammad Ali, Angela Merkel, Pope Francis – these individuals certainly had no conventional blueprint for their uniquely successful lives.

Improving the existing building stock has a huge impact on getting the Spanish capital towards net zero – as the Barrio del Aeropuerto project shows.

Rising sea levels could impact the lives of millions. Can investors help to avert disaster? Markus Müller from the Chief Investment Office shares insight.

Transforming cities requires multiple efforts. Claire Coustar speaks about the role of financial markets and what Deutsche Bank is doing.