Guy Grimland

Deal signals shift in medical device industry toward more cost-effective procedures to tackle declining patient volumes.

Company’s share dropped 3.5% in trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange on Sunday, while the rest of the market gained between 0.3 and 1%.

Pesek Zman candy bars cost more than twice as much in Israel as they do in New Jersey, despite the expenses involved in export and shipping.

Anobit's chip is responsible for making gadgets faster - it enhances flash drive performance through signal processing.

Based on financial figures revealed in The Wall Street Journal, it seems the company is well suited to making a public offering. Its revenues in the second quarter of 2011 amounted to about $50 million.

The proposed deal has been brought before Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, who is expected to give his blessing.

Worklight's technology enables application programmers to create, in one single process, an application that will work with a range of devices without having to rewrite the application for each platform.

Investment in startup will be Goldman Sachs's second recent such move with ties to an Israeli company.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the creation of HQ in May, but the Defense Ministry is refusing to transfer money to it, claiming the Finance Ministry has hinted that it won't be compensated for doing so.

Israel Police website announced hit on same day as Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and El Al websites were targeted.

Technion and Cornell have partnered up in bid to set up tech campus under an initiative launched by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg to allow his city to compete with Silicon Valley.

Based on the standards in the high-tech industry, 2,500 square meters would house about 200 workers.

With an Israel engineer costing 4.5 times more than in China, industry in danger of migrating offshore, ECI Telcom's Rafi Maor claims.

A new caching technology will help network operators identify, monitor, store and provide access to popular video clips. The goal is to help them cope with the exploding volume of video traffic on their Internet networks.

Hong Kong's Li Ka-shing, greater China's richest man, invests in Israeli navigation technology start-up.

Recently retired Microsoft executive Moshe Lichtman explains what makes the software giant's Israeli development center special and why the company still is relevant.

There is currently one town where the Arab high-tech revolution is likely to take place, Nazareth, which has more than 15 companies that employ Arab high-tech workers.

Among Goldfinger's many claims to fame are the co-founding of Mirabilis, the startup that developed the ICQ instant messaging program; America Online bought the company for $407 million in 1988.

A 36-year-old start-up whiz operating on several continents, Shahar Smirin spends most of his time in the air; his companies both break technological ground and create new business models. And every idea, he says, grows out of necessity.

The Gvahim New Wave project aims to help new immigrants make it in Israeli high-tech; Project will establish a start-up incubator for new immigrant high-tech ventures.

It never provided juicy headlines or indulged in big acquisitions or risky investments, but Check Point is Israel's most successful technology company. On the occasion of the 15th anniversary of its listing on NASDAQ, Haaretz talks to the man behind the market miracle, CEO Gil Shwed

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development report on entrepreneurship finds that while Israel ranks poorly in terms of bureaucratic obstacles, venture capital is relatively easy to obtain there.

Basel Ghattas founded and runs the only financial publication that caters to the Israeli-Arab community. Business leaders are starting to take note.

All-cash deal for online advertising company is Israel's biggest exit of the year.