At 22, Haifa-born Start-up Founder Sets His Sights on Programmers Everywhere
Iddo Gino and friends developed a platform to help programmers access external apps that is used by millions every month
Israel high-tech
The Israeli Startup Reinventing the Wheel
REE puts the engine and other key systems in wheels, creating more efficient vehicles; it is now raising money at a $580 million valuation
What the Israeli Job Market Wants: Facility With Numbers, College Degree Not Required
Survey shows jobs requiring analytical and quantitative abilities are growing the fastest, but local schools aren’t teaching math and science successfully
Amazon Set to Release New Products Developed in Israel
Processors developed by Annapurna Labs are likely to help Amazon decrease its dependence on Intel chips
Intel Eyes Israeli Startup Habana Labs Amid Flurry of Tech Activity
Teable buys Indegy in $95 million deal, Gong raises $65 million and VC Crescendo raises initial capital
Is It Tuna, or Fly Larvae? How Climate Change Is Revolutionizing What We Eat
Innovative Israeli farmers and tech companies are rising to the challenges of producing more food on less land with less energy and less water, which is also nutritious
Israel Gets Ready to Join Global Quantum Computing Race
A government panel is calling for $350 million to be spent on a 6-year program to make the country a key player in a hot new technology field
Why Jewish Israeli High-tech Entrepreneurs Are Commuting to This Arab Town
Klika QasemHub is the first government-funded co-working facility to open in an Israeli Arab town. It is becoming a role model for a shared Jewish-Arab society
Nonprofit Seeks to Even Playing Field for Israeli Arab Techies
Itworks offers advice and aid to job seekers, including women and Haredim, underrepresented in industry
NSO Employees Countersue Facebook Over Blocked Accounts
Plaintiffs say denying access to social media accounts amid legal battle over alleged phone hacking was unjust
The World’s Smartest Building Sits in the Most Unlikely of Places in Israel
Intel Israel’s new headquarters changes with the weather, tells employees the best route to work and knows when the soap and the toilet paper have run out. But can a building be too smart?
Can Crowdsourcing Improve Israel’s Driving Culture?
A crowdsourcing app called Shomrei Haderech, 'road guardians' in Hebrew, is trying to bring change through an army of volunteers
Israeli Startup Seeks to Cool Your Home Using Sunlight
SolCold’s paint has great potential for cooling cars, buildings and planes, but still faces commercial challenges
Microsoft Probing Israeli Facial Recognition Startup Over Concerns About Surveillance of Palestinians
Company's investment in AnyVision, which has come under scrutiny following reports that it is used to surveil Palestinians living in the West Bank, was slammed by human rights groups
WeWork, ex-CEO Neumann Sued Over IPO Failure and Plunge in Value
Proposed class action suit filed this week accuses board of directors of breaching duties to minority shareholders after initial public offering pulled and value drops 87 percent
Israeli E-security Startup Riskified Raises $165 Million, Reaches $1 Billion Valuation
Last year, Riskified had revenues of more than $100 million, being profitable for the past two years
Oracle Wants Israeli Firms to Give Up Basement Servers for Cloud Farm
The U.S. software giant plans to grow from 16 server farms worldwide to 40 by the end of 2020, with Israel's high-tech sector a choice target
High-tech Lacks Experienced Workers. Should Israel Pay to Train Them?
The Israel Innovation Authority thinks it has the solution, and is currently launching a pilot that offers a subsidy for companies that train new university or seminary graduates
How SoftBank Made WeWork an Offer It Couldn’t Refuse
With questions swirling around WeWork’s chances of survival in the wake of its failed IPO, the bankers told Neumann they needed some time to sound out investors first
No Israeli Government Involvement in NSO's Alleged Whatsapp Hack, Minister Says
'This is not about the state of Israel' ■ Zeev Elkin attempts damage control, as scandal takes global dimension
India Asks WhatsApp to Explain Privacy Breach
At least a dozen journalists and activists were targeted in WhatsApp's biggest market
The Israeli App Offering Turn-by-turn Directions in Cemeteries to Find Graves
The 'Gravez' app uses drones and image processing tools to map over 1.3 million graves in 30 cemeteries throughout Israel
Israeli Startup JFrog Weighing Nasdaq IPO at $1.5 Billion Valuation
Sources told TheMarker that the company, which develops DevOps tools, has begun meeting with investment bankers
Don’t Mention a Pension These Grannies Are Startup Entrepreneurs
Two Israeli women with a combined age older than Moses have established a successful e-learning company, with ambitious plans to sell their product overseas. Just don’t call them ‘Immobileye’
Joe Lieberman's New Job: Advising Israel Aerospace Industries How to Promote Their Interest in Washington
Unable to sell to China or the Arab world, Israeli companies are buying and lobbying their way into expanded activities in the U.S.
Why Does Everyone Suddenly Want to Grow Peas? These Israelis Know the Answer
Finistere Ventures is part of the country’s rapidly growing foodtech/agritech scene, inspired in part by the success of America’s Beyond Meat
The Israeli Arab Town Where Digital Nomads Come to Connect
The Jewish-Arab partnership Beachub helps high-techies do their thing in a stunning atmosphere while boosting the neglected local economy
Ronan Farrow Reveals How He ‘Turned’ Black Cube Investigator Shadowing Him During Weinstein Probe
In excerpt from new book, New Yorker writer says Israeli private intelligence agency was misled by the Hollywood producer when he hired the firm
Israeli University Enrollment in Tech-related Majors Soars
Law and business schools see drop in popularity due to government incentives and changing job market
WeWork Israel to Drop Shared-residence Plan Amid Global Cutbacks
But sources say its basic business is expected to continue thanks to its partnership with property company Ampa