
When an Israeli Farmer Declared War on an Algorithm
A legal war between an Israeli farm and the tax authority's software may decide how much the public is allowed to know about the programs increasingly running our lives
A legal war between an Israeli farm and the tax authority's software may decide how much the public is allowed to know about the programs increasingly running our lives
Doing due diligence, the Israel Football Association raises suspicions about the financial muscle of the new UAE partner in Beitar Jerusalem
'When interest rates are low and money is available, even startups with the business model of a pretzel cart are in demand'
Israeli online content-recommendation company Taboola may be the perfect match for ION, that raised $260m to merge with private firm valued at over a billion dollars
‘There’s no company with revenues of $100 million that’s not considering going public,’ source says after massive deal falls apart three months ago
Ten months after multiple sexual harassment incidents came to light at Hibob, it’s clear the scandal bothered neither the firm’s customers nor its investors, and the company continues to flourish
The Israeli maker of LiDAR sensors and perception software is merging with a special purpose company
They were never educated in math or English, but in under five years, the website-building tech developed by Yoni Luksenberg and Ariel Klikstein has attracted millions of users, annual recurring revenue of $30 million and an unusually diverse workforce
The startup Retrain.ai tries to identify positions that an organization needs and helps find, train and place the best suited talent to fill them
One of Israel’s biggest independent internet companies is currently valued at $1.7 billion and has been profitable for more than a decade
Slack is flooding us with information. Email threads are impossible to follow. Twitter is shallow and water cooler wisdom is all but lost. Ment.io claims they have a solution
The past five years have seen the number of Arabs studying tech-related subjects shoot up over 65 percent - but challenges remain
Coronavirus has driven thousands from across the world to study for a degree at the accredited University of the People (UoPeople). Among its students: refugees and undocumented immigrants
The IDF told us that 50 percent of all its technical roles were filled by women. A closer examination shows how far the army still has to go on gender equality in STEM
Now valued at over $2 billion, payment automation firm Tipalti’s founder shares how they raised millions over the Zoom with this simple ‘shock and awe’ presentation
Papaya Global, led by Eynat Guez, has done very well in the last two years, raising more than $95 million. The coronavirus epidemic has put the company right in the middle of things
TalkSpace, founded by Israeli couple Roni and Oren Frank, gained momentum during the coronavirus. The teletherapy app offers sessions over chat or video and is aiming for a $1 billion IPO
The merger would have created a global giant in the online content-recommendation business. But Taboola, sources say, sought to renegotiate the deal, with both sides failing to agree on new terms
Five days to build a new product for a non-existent job? Ghosting? Tech hiring during the pandemic has taken a dystopian turn and a rebellion is brewing
Igal Kushnir was inspired to consider how ‘incurable’ wounds could be healed. He turned the family kitchen into a lab and RedDress was born
Fearing boycott and competition, Israeli cybersecurity companies have been courted by the UAE for some time, but they keep mum about it
Move blocking entry of some foreign workers may affect multinational companies who want to bring Israeli engineers and managers to the U.S.
A careful reading of Lemonade's prospectus shows innovation not only in insurance, but also in creative math
New York-based startup losing money but growing fast as it shakes up industry
The U.S. software giant is expected to pay $165 million for the internet of things cybersecurity platform company
$900m deal will allow Mobileye to use Moovit data to improve forecasting technologies based on traffic patterns and consumer demand
Purchase of public transportation app seen as aiding U.S. company’s Mobileye unit in developing driverless taxis
Fears growing over tougher times for fundraising, and even layoffs, as the epidemic spreads
Their share of new hires in 2017-18 was triple their share of existing jobs in the industry
Chill in relations between the tax haven and the European institution could even send the funds looking for a new base at home