Under the motto "What are you adding?", DLD founder Steffi Czerny invited to the 16th DLD Munich Innovation Conference from Saturday to Monday. Watch here the highlight video.

It has established itself as the party of the year and marks its 25th anniversary this year: the Burda DLD Nightcap in Davos, which is held annually as part of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos.

The subject of quantum computers ran like a red thread through the entire DLD Munich programme.

The motto of DLD Munich is a wake-up call and at the same time a call to action. "What are you adding?" This was the question Steffi Czerny called to the participants in her opening speech.

The Aenne Burda Award for Creative Leadership honours women who have made a name for themselves with outstanding entrepreneurial and creative achievements. This year, the winner is Maja Hoffmann, a Swiss philanthropist.

Clara Barnett inspired the theme “What are you adding?” of DLD20. Ahead of the conference, we asked her to share a few thoughts on why she came up with this theme and what it means to her.

Sebastian Thrun, CEO of the Kitty Hawk Corporation, will be one of the highlight speakers of DLD Munich so we asked him five questions on the new age of aviation ahead of the conference.

Ahead of DLD20 Tarek Müller, Co-Founder and Managing Director of About You, gave us some insights into his company’s borderless ambitions to conquer the world of fashion and online retail.

DLD conference speaker Jeremy Rifkin is calling for a complete rethink of energy production and distribution.

The countdown for DLD Munich has begun: in less than two weeks, more than 150 speakers and 1,500 participants will gather again in Munich for Burda's international innovation conference.

Mulled wine, hot snacks, carol singers and more - the festive spirit was alive and well at a traditional German Christmas market in Munich.

The year 2020 opens Burda's international innovation conference with the question "What are YOU adding?", with around 1,500 participants invited to DLD Munich from 18 to 20 January 2020.

The biggest concert and opera house in Germany offered a truly majestic backdrop for the 71st Bambi awards – Germany’s most important media prize. 

Will Germany become a pioneer in medical innovations? What does the investment scene look like in the fitness and health sector? These questions were discussed at the BurdaPrincipal Investments Fireside Chat.

The Bambi in the charity category will be awarded to Queen Mathilde of Belgium on 21 November 2019.