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דרור בין מנכ"ל רשות החדשנות רקע של בורסת נאסד"ק

"There is a concern that VC funds and high-tech in Israel will be split off from the world"

01.05.23|Meir Orbach

Israel Innovation Authority CEO Dror Bin was speaking after the publishing of a report warning that the local ecosystem is on the verge of a situation in which there will be a "splitting" between the global and Israeli markets. "If this is the case, many Israeli hi-tech companies will find it very hard to raise investment and will be forced to close or move to other countries"

מוסף שבועי 26.1.23 הפגנה בתל אביב

Early withdrawal: Local investment houses sense clients’ fear of judicial reform fallout

29.01.23|Almog Azar

Investment houses in Israel are beginning to feel the impact of concerns about the impending legal reforms, with clients expressing their desire to move some of their investments abroad or increase their exposure to world markets

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Governor Gary Herbert Touts Utah’s Robust Economy

13.11.17|Ran Abramson

Republican Governor Gary Herbert talks trade, states’ rights, and political polarization with Calcalist