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CTech’s Sunday Roundup of Israeli Tech News
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Israeli suspects in alleged Philippine-based stock scam released from custody. Israel Is getting Its first Apple store.
Germany Approves Billion Euro Lease of Israeli Drones
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The drones— which are unarmed due to intra-parliamentary opposition—are manufactured by state-owned Israel Aerospace Industries
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VC firm NFX wants to change the world (or at least the VC industry), Teva’s troubles just don’t seem to end (this time it’s a potential derivative action lawsuit) and Deloitte publishes its Israel Technology Fast 50 list, which has old industry veterans and some newcomers