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מייסדי Bit יונתן סרינג רן מזרחי יונתן שושן

Bit raises $25 million Series B for component-driven cloud platform

The Israeli startup has developed a platform developers can use to build independent components and compose them into features and applications

Amit Dadush to head Bank Hapoalim's Bit Unit

03.06.21|Daniel Farber-Ball

The former communications executive will lead the bank’s money transfer and payment app on the heels of the launching of its new services

מימין אריק פינטו ו ציון קינן

Chomping at the Bit: Former Hapoalim execs join payment app race with investment in AppliCheck

26.07.20|Irit Avisar

Former Hapoalim CEOs Zion Kenan and Arik Pinto, as well as Shimon Gal and Tomer Sharet, will invest several millions of shekels for 10% of the check verification company that is in the process of developing a payment app

פגישת בנימין נתניהו וראש ממשלת יפן שינזו אבה

CTech’s Monday Roundup of Israeli Tech News

IFF to acquire Frutarom for $7.1 billion. Black Cube sought damaging intel on former Obama officials, report says

רן מזרחי מנכל ביט קוסייקלס BIT COCYCLES

Bit Wants to Make Writing Code More Like Building with Lego

07.05.18|Tofi Stoler

The Tel Aviv-based company developed an algorithm that scans through code, automatically parsing it into modules that can later be searched and reused