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"If there is no significant change, we will see a 25%-30% reduction in high-tech's workforce"

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"If there is no significant change, we will see a 25%-30% reduction in high-tech's workforce"

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Echo: “Employees have become very good at identifying performative culture”

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Unicorn Artlist to cut 200 jobs, 40% of workforce, despite surpassing $300 million ARR

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Crypto lender Celsius files for bankruptcy

14.07.22|Reuters and CTech

One month after pausing all transfers and withdrawals from its platform, the former unicorn says it now has only $167 million in cash on hand

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"Investment opportunities will be slow to come along in 2020. We're in a marathon not a sprint to recovery"

06.09.20|Tamar Tunik

DLA Piper senior partner Jay Epstien says creative and innovative leadership will be the main factors that determine companies' success in the post-Covid world

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Leviev divorce saga takes another ugly turn

14.06.20|Tomer Ganon

Billionaire businessman Lev Leviev’s son Shalom was accused of physical, emotional, and sexual violence by his ex-wife during court proceedings

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Covid-19 Does not Have to Mean an Untimely Demise for Young Israeli Startups

02.06.20|Meir Orbach

If Israel wants its growth engine back on track, it is going to have to be far more creative and generous

Immediate Threat: 80 Small Tech Companies in Danger of Closing Within Three Months

31.05.20|Meir Orbach

A survey conducted among 414 companies by the Israel Innovation Authority and IATI indicates that investors have stopped fundraising processes and that sales of a quarter of the companies have fallen by more than half since the Covid-19 outbreak

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