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Israeli adtech company Tremor to acquire Amobee from Singtel for $239 million

Amobee was bought by Singtel for $321 million 10 years ago, but the Singapore telecom giant has been looking to offload its loss-making digital marketing arm to focus on core businesses

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Why I Decided to Join the Israeli Version of Shark Tank

26.02.18|Zohar Levkovitz

Zohar Levkovitz sold his ad tech company, Amobee, to Singtel in 2012 for over $300 million. He is one of the investors starring in the Israeli remake of business reality show Shark Tank, which premiered last week

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Bitcoin’s Killer App Lives Up to its Name

19.11.17|Zohar Levkovitz

After deep-diving into the Bitcoin scene, Israeli-born entrepreneur Zohar Levkovitz is back with some unpleasant insights he feels must be said