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Cibus CEO: "What’s good for the army will be good for us"
17.01.24
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Tomer Hadar
Eitan Singer, CEO of Cibus Pluxee, spoke at Calcalist's Tech TLV conference about the latest innovation being developed by his company
The Curious Case of the Israeli Lunch Card
31.07.18
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Ran Abramson and Hagar Ravet
Amsterdam-listed food delivery company Takeaway.com sees 10bis, an Israeli company it acquired, as a way to start catering to businesses
Takeaway.com Deal Highlights Israel’s Top Job Perk: Prepaid Lunch Cards
30.07.18
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Hagar Ravet, Nurit Kadosh and Omri Milman
On Saturday, Takeaway.com announced a 135 million euros deal to acquire Tel Aviv-based lunch card provider 10bis
Restaurant Digital Payment Platform PaidIt Raises $1 Million
28.06.18
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Amarelle Wenkert
Paidit is after a seat at the Israeli tech lunch table, marketing its dining payment service to tech companies and coworking places