'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
EquityBee plays matchmaker between employees who get funding to cash in on options and investors who gain access to privately held firms
Demisto, U.S.-based Palo Alto Network's fourth Israeli purchase, works to automate threat management in major organizations' situation rooms. It has raised $69 million to date
If the deal is completed, it would be the second major acquisition by Salesforce in Israel in less than a year after it paid $850 million for Datorama, an Israeli cloud-based artificial intelligence marketing platform
Israeli innovation doesn’t reach most Israelis as a product or service – or as a job, report finds
CloudEndure’s software is used to transfer enterprise data to cloud servers, creates a copy and ensures rapid recovery in the event of a system crash
A report released by the Taub Center for Social Policy Studies shows that many Israelis don't have the skills required to work in the tech industry. Arabs and ultra-Orthodox are the two main groups lacking proper education to fill jobs
Israeli women in the industry don’t face physical violence in the workplace, but they do have to contend with the same kinds of abuse that preserve the power structure and facilitate violence
Nutrino, recently sold to Medtronic, uses your cellphone to analyze your diet and create a personalized eating plan
The director of R&D for Intel Israel, responsible for a work force of 7,000, talks about her special way of making decisions and how mentoring can help women advance in the world of high tech
U.S.-Irish company will use acquisition to help people who have diabetes with nutritional issues
Study finds buyers of startups increasingly seeking new markets or financial gains, a sign of a maturing industry
The army insists it offers equal opportunity for women in its software courses, but studies finds that the dog-eat-dog system of its coding school isn’t structured for women to succeed
The U.S.-Israeli agreement is outdated, and contain some of the highest tax rates in the world, at a higher rate than U.S. bilateral agreements with other nations
TinyTap is profiting from an app that lets anyone create interactive educational games, without prior knowledge in programming
Gai Berkovich, the development director for the Google-owned company in Israel, tells Haaretz how the new carpool service wants to eliminate traffic, not fight it
Go-ahead given for product’s algorithm to identify acute intracranial hemorrhage cases in head CTs
Yandex to begin first classes in October with 50 students
Tech giant voices solidarity with employees 'seeking equality' following legislation excluding gay men from law expanding surrogacy rights
Firms vow to help workers fund procedure as labor federation comes out in favor of strike called by LGBT group
Price makes startup fourth-largest Israeli exit ever
By threatening to shun Israel's main carrier over the reseating of women, an Israeli CEO shows the financial (and social) clout of his sector
The hype around Israel’s high-tech sector is real, but the true story is often in the details
Figures obtained by TheMarker show that soldiers from wealthier families make up a disproportionate percent of those in elite units, ensuring them a future in Startup Nation
Survey finds about 20,000 jobs are now located overseas as firms cope with high pay and local labor shortage
Straight up sexual harassment is a problem that’s easy to identify, but these incidents are the reasons why women find it hard to work in the industry on a day to day basis
Ex-Mossad chief counts 30 hackers for his startup XM Cyber ■ Higher Education Council mulling incentives to boost women in electrical engineering ■ New Fidelity VC fund targets Israel, Europe
Rami Beracha opts to leave Pitango ‘against all the advice I received’ following investigative TV report on his behavior
Economist says strong shekel irrelevant as tech CEO frets: The dollar-shekel rate works against startups looking to go public
'I felt that he was gripping me and I could not move and he put his mouth on my mouth,' is one of the harrowing testimonies aired by investigative program ‘Uvda’ against Pitango’s Rami Beracha