Report: At $14.5B, Israeli startup exits nearly double in first half of 2019
Leading business analysis firm IVC–Meitar says 66 exit deals, which include initial public offerings, mergers and acquisitions, and buyouts, set ...
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Leading business analysis firm IVC–Meitar says 66 exit deals, which include initial public offerings, mergers and acquisitions, and buyouts, set ...
Israeli startup Eviation's 'Alice' – the first electrically-powered passenger plane – wows crowd at Paris Air Show.
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Israeli medical imaging analytics company uses artificial intelligence for the automated analysis of X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs exploring intracranial ...
Chief strategist of the Jerusalem Portfolio at RVW Wealth says new investment opportunity offers "unprecedented access to Israel's rapidly growing ...
"Ignite" project aims to assist Israeli companies develop technologies in artificial intelligence and autonomous systems. Intel is one of the ...
Jerusalem is home to more high-tech businesses than anywhere else in Israel, and more high-tech businesses survive in Jerusalem than ...
2017 saw investment by foreign residents and companies in Israeli ventures totaling $129.1 billion, more than 20% more than in ...
Multinational tech companies Qualcomm and IBM are also reportedly interested in acquiring the high-tech firm.
Mobileye, bought by Intel in 2017 for $15 billion, has been making inroads in China, the world's biggest auto market where ...
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