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Mobileye shares surge after landing 9 million-chip deal with top U.S. automaker

05.01.26|Sophie Shulman
The agreement signals growing demand for hands-free highway driving systems, short of full autonomy. 
בניין חדש של ג'נרל מוטורס בהרצליה

General Motors to lay off hundreds in Israel amid Cruise shutdown

06.05.25|Meir Orbach
Hundreds summoned for hearings as parent company restructures its global autonomous vehicle operations.
ג'נרל מוטורס ישראל

GM lays off dozens in Israel as part of worldwide job cuts

20.08.24|Meir Orbach
The layoffs affect GM's critical software and services sectors, with a global impact. 
גיל גולן מנכ"ל ג'נרל מוטורס בישראל ברקע בניין חדש של ג'נרל מוטורס בהרצליה

GM's CTO Gil Golan steps down just one month after promotion

05.10.23|Meir Orbach and Tomer Hadar
Golan played a pivotal role in establishing GM’s Israeli center, which employs over 850 people
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Car importer hops on public transportation tech investment

26.05.21|Udi Etsion
GM brands importer UMI invests NIS 15 million (more than $4.5 million) in payment and ride planning company HopOn
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CTech’s Tuesday Roundup of Israeli Tech News

03.04.18|CTech
IDB’s bid for Israeli satellite operator Spacecom nearing closure. AstraZeneca signs deal with cancer immunotherapy company Compugen
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Smart Cars to Revolutionize Real Estate and Other Industries, Says GM Executive

03.04.18|Tofi Stoler
Gil Golan, the director of General Motors' Israeli technology center, believes space will open up in large cities as multi-laned roads, parking spaces and gas stations become obsolete