Business & Finance

New pictures show the founder of the shared workspace company living a comfortable life in the Neve Tzedek neighborhood in Tel Aviv.

Deals inked throughout the 2010-2019 decade amount to $111 billion – an 800% surge from the previous decade. Some 138 deals totaling $21.7 billion inked in 2019 alone.

Figure, representing a 30% increase from 2018, brings to $39.1 billion the amount Israeli tech firms raised since 2010.

Japanese auto giant seeks out Israeli startup Otonomo’s car-data marketplace. Market for in-vehicle data is expected to swell to as much as $750 billion by 2030.

Having secured some $6.4 billion in the first nine months of 2019, Israeli startups went on to raise roughly $2.05 billion in the fourth quarter of 2019

The United States remains the largest investor in the Israeli market, accounting for 60% of the number of deals.

The TASE, which went public in August, has lost 40% of investors since 2010. With 447 traded companies at a market value of $215 billion, the exchange has been struggling with delistings and declining trading volumes.

Intel VP Navin Shenoy: Habana "turbo-charges" our artificial intelligence offerings.

WalkMe technology helps users navigate software, websites and applications. Company says it will use the investment to expand into new markets, scale its platform to meet customer demand.