Government is invoking security grounds to keep details of two breaches - in 2017 and 2018 - from the public eye, while Population Authority says oversight bodies were informed
Tabit’s mobile-based system handles everything from reservations to menus and delivery
Government increasingly involved in legal battle over the information held by Psy-Group, also probed in FBI investigation into the Trump campaign
Local suppliers say U.S. company is seeking to reduce costs by putting off development amid a tough global business environment
100 West Bank engineers due to get payout after Mellanox is sold to U.S.’s Nvidia
eTeacher began as a portal for private tutoring and has become a virtual school with 30,000 students worldwide ■ Yariv and Boaz Bin Nun explain how it’s done
The online marketplace invited 13 of them to help ring the opening bell last week. Its CEO says its community has a better deal than Uber drivers
Stock opens on Wall Street at $26 and reaches $34 by early afternoon Thursday
Buying customized insurance, reserving a camp site or planning a holiday with friends are a few of the offerings from local travel-tech companies
Consortium led by Tnuva wins government tender to develop industry incubator
Industry faces delay in amended export regulations ■ FDA sounds skeptical note on CBDs
It will be her first time in the country since she became the tech giant’s COO in 2008
Salto Labs, which has no external funding, is thought to be developing a product for the organizational technology market that is designed to simplify and increase efficiency
The deal, expected to be in the hundreds of millions of dollars, will mark the American company’s fifth acquisition in Israel
Prospectus shows company, which matches freelancers with customers, is growing rapidly but posting losses
Of the 21 companies in the startup incubator Silvertech Ventures, 17 are Israeli, proving that Israeli loyalty is an asset too, the hub’s ‘spiritual leader’ says
The partnership will put money into startups and academic research
Survey ranks the 100 best employers; Intel, Google and Microsoft top the list
This time it’s the Arava region in the southeast, where the real estate is cheap but the cellphone reception is choppy and the jobs few. Not for long, a few dreamers say
Industry executives poo-pooed the news, but the e-commerce giant is a big threat
'Google is great, you can find anything you want to look for – but what happens when you don’t have any idea what you want to look for?' Adam Singolda recalls how he secured his first investor at a 2007 bat mitzvah
'The impressive figures testify to the great success of the revolution in making higher education accessible in Arab society,' says a chairwoman from Council for Higher Education
The two multinationals currently pay no income tax in Israel, although they do pay other taxes, such as VAT and wage taxes
EquityBee plays matchmaker between employees who get funding to cash in on options and investors who gain access to privately held firms
Smartcar is taking legal action against its Israeli competitor Otonomo, alleging theft of its API code
Boost Academy trains students for professions that will be in demand later, not now
Founded by two entrepreneurs, QueenB aims to prevent teenage girls from 'thinking they're not good enough' and show them they have a place in Startup Nation
Already a world auto-tech R&D power, Israel is now beginning to serve as a test track for the technology thanks to government support
Some believe the hacker simply recycled old information from an 11-year-old breach of Israel's population registry, which was leaked on the internet