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Israel’s revamped high-tech tax plan puts foreign investors and global companies in the spotlight
13.10.24
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Sophie Shulman
A series of new measures, seeking to address investor concerns and offer clarity on capital gains exemptions and multinational tax obligations, has been reinstated into the Arrangements Law.
High-tech employment surges to record levels in 2024
06.10.24
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Shahar Ilan
CBS data shows high-tech now makes up nearly 10% of Israel’s workforce, reaching a record 402,800 salaried jobs in July. The average salary dropped by 2.2%.
2024: A year marked by government incompetence and the strong resilience of Israeli citizens
02.10.24
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Elihay Vidal
As is customary at the beginning of each Jewish year, Calcalist reporters summarize the past year and identify the individuals, figures, and phenomena that have had the most significant impact on Israeli society and the economy.
September 2024 in Israeli tech funding: $446 million in 21 deals
01.10.24
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CTech
Last month saw a flurry of deals for local startups, but no mega rounds.
What high-tech tax breaks did Justice Minister Levin block at the last minute?
23.09.24
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Sophie Shulman
Levin's late intervention scraps key reforms for Israel’s tech sector—here’s what was on the table.
Israel's high-tech sector faces setback as key benefits removed from budget bill
22.09.24
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Meir Orbach and Sophie Shulman
Foreign investor incentives and multinational tax reforms pushed to lengthy legislative process amid growing uncertainty.
"We closed a deal with a large client, but they had questions about what happens if Israel no longer exists"
09.09.24
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Maayan Manela
The war's impact has pushed Israeli startups to expand internationally to navigate the challenges of the ongoing conflict.
Israel turns to tax breaks to lure back foreign high-tech investors
08.09.24
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Adrian Filut
As investments drop, the government plans to roll out new tax incentives to reinvigorate foreign interest.
Improve your chances of landing a job with LinkedIn
25.08.24
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Maayan Manela
With the help of artificial intelligence tools, you can upgrade your profile, create new connections, and maximize your exposure to recruiters and top contacts. These are the tools that will help you stand out in the competitive job market
Get hired with AI: Tools and tips for job seekers
12.08.24
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Maayan Manela
Uncover the AI strategies that can help you craft standout resumes and navigate the job market more effectively.
Japanese investments in Israeli tech fall by a third amid war
06.08.24
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Meir Orbach
Of the $317 million invested by Japanese firms in Israel in the first half of 2024, $263 million were follow-on investments.
Job openings in tech: A guide to companies hiring and available positions
04.08.24
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Maayan Manela
Despite the uncertainty, some tech companies in Israel - Nvidia, Microsoft, and others - are growing and expanding their workforce, hiring dozens, or even hundreds, of employees. So how does one get hired in one of the companies currently recruiting?
July 2024 in Israeli tech funding: $703 million in 28 deals
01.08.24
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CTech
Local startups more than doubled the amount raised during July 2023, when funding hit a seven-year monthly low of $315 million.
Cyber propels Israeli startup funding, but is overdependence a risk?
18.07.24
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Sophie Shulman
According to Startup Nation Central data, companies in Israel raised $5.1 billion in the first six months of the year, half of which came courtesy of cybersecurity companies. "Overdependence on cyber in the long term may come at the expense of other significant trends and opportunities for the ecosystem," said SNC CEO Avi Hasson.
Economic challenges squeeze non-tech positions in high-tech sector
08.07.24
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Maayan Manela
Despite the challenging economic environment, some high-tech companies are still growing and recruiting for non-tech positions such as marketing and sales. However, as efficiency becomes paramount, companies carefully consider each new hire. Today, there are more candidates than positions, making the competition for such roles tougher than ever.
High-tech salaries fall almost 11% from record high
07.07.24
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Shahar Ilan
The average salary in tech in April of approximately $8,600 is still 7.9% higher than a year earlier
What's behind Israel’s high-tech paradox, and who raised funding for blockchain data management?
04.07.24
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CTech
Also on our AI-native show: AR laptop developer lays off a third of its employees
Israel’s high-tech paradox: boom conceals looming crisis
02.07.24
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Sophie Shulman
While capital raises return to 2022 levels, startups continue to register abroad, risking future growth.
"Israel is becoming a pariah state, a hated country, and it’s trickling down to high-tech"
06.06.24
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Sophie Shulman
High-tech executives point to the depth of the crisis in the industry: from the more extensive recruitment of employees from abroad at the expense of workers in Israel to the difficulty of raising money due to criticism of Israel.
High-tech salaries continue to rise, break new ground
04.06.24
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Shahar Ilan
According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, the average high tech salary rose to a record NIS 35,870 ($9,710), in comparison to the national average salary which decreased by 4.2% to NIS 13,493 ($3,652)
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