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Calcalist's Top 50 Startups 2019: #3 The Investment That Paved Global Expansion
08.05.19
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Meir Orbach
Business intelligence startup Sisense identified the need to expand and turned to the U.S., U.K., and Japan. Its growth makes it a prime candidate for acquisition
Calcalist's Top 50 Startups 2019: #2 The Great Marketing Leap
08.05.19
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Meir Orbach
Appsflyer, whose technology lets app developers monetize users, jumped from a $1 million annual turnover to a $130 million turnover in just over five years
Calcalist's Top 50 Startups 2019: Beyond the Billion
08.05.19
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Hagar Ravet and Meir Orbach
Five fascinating companies that lived up to their promise, became unicorns, and earned their way out of the ranking
Calcalist's Top 50 Startups 2019: #4 Fundbox, BlueVine, and Behalf
08.05.19
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Hagar Ravet
Three fintech stars taking over the American market
Calcalist's Top 50 Startups 2019: Riding the Unicorn
08.05.19
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Oren Bar-On
The Israeli tech industry proved this year that it is capable not only of producing companies but also of growing them. Now, when a group of U.S. unicorns is going public, Israeli companies are in line to do the same
In Israel, There Is a Tight Bond Between Food and Politics
07.05.19
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Keren Tsuriel Harari and Uri Pasovsky
Israelis celebrate Independence Day with communal barbecues and find it baffling that high ranking military personnel pursue a vegan diet
Israel's Critical Infrastructure Vulnerable to Cyber Attack, Says State Comptroller
07.05.19
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Omer Kabir
Some of the bodies in charge of Israel's critical infrastructures are unprepared for the possibility of cyber attacks, according to a report published Monday by Israel's state comptroller
Israel Bombed Hamas Building to Thwart Cyber Attack
06.05.19
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Lilach Baumer
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was announced early Monday morning, bringing an end to 48 hours of fighting that saw 23 Palestinians and four Israeli civilians dead
A Week and a Half From the Final, Israel’s Eurovision is Floundering
06.05.19
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Maya Nachum Shachal
On Sunday, organizers decided to cancel VIP ticket sales for the semifinals and began offering a 10% discount on tickets
Israel Chamber of Commerce in China Launches Tel Aviv Office
02.05.19
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Elihay Vidal
IsCham is a nonprofit organization launched in 2008 in Beijing with the intention of promoting trade relations between China, Israel, and Jewish people around the world
Amazon Can Have its Cake and Eat it, Too
01.05.19
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Uri Pasovsky
Amazon is so massive, even an announcement of it entering a new domain can cause the valuation of other retailers to fall. Its entrance into Israel will necessarily change the market
Amazon's International Challenges Push the Company Towards Smaller Markets
01.05.19
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Ran Abramson
The company has so far failed to establish itself in India and just two weeks ago announced it is pulling out of China, but Amazon’s pockets are deep enough to withstand years of lukewarm success outside the U.S.
In Line with OECD Trend, Low-Wage Jobs Continue to Drive Employment in Israel
30.04.19
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Adrian Filut
Israel's GDP per capita grew by only 1.33% in 2014-2018, compared to the OECD average of 2.2%, according to an OECD report published Monday
Amazon to Officially Enter Israeli Market
30.04.19
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Tofi Stoler
In an email sent Monday night, Amazon invited Israeli merchants active on its platform “to register to reach customers in Israel,” Israeli news website Ynet reported Tuesday
Israel's Nuclear Power Plant Is Back on the Table
29.04.19
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Lior Gutman
The construction of a nuclear power plant in Israel has been discussed on and off for over 25 years
Spotify Now Available in Hebrew
24.04.19
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CTech
The music and podcast streaming service became available to English-savvy Israelis in March 2018, but now the company is releasing a Hebrew-supported version
Israel Tests an Incentive-Based Program to Fight Traffic Jams
23.04.19
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Lior Gutman
Participants could make up to $555 by avoiding entering urban areas during rush hours
Israeli Fintech Startups Take On Israel’s Central Bank
21.04.19
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Omri Milman
Several players in Israel's fintech ecosystem allege that the Bank of Israel is preventing access to data, hindering competition
2018 Was Another Great Year for Israeli Tech
15.04.19
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Omer Kabir
Calcalist held its third annual Mind the Tech conference in New York on April 10-12, bringing together Israeli and American startups and investors
Israel Tax Authority Issues Pre-Ruling on Tax Benefits for Small Startups
11.04.19
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Omri Milman
In October, Calcalist reported that to encourage the local tech sector, the authority is updating its regulation to award companies with less than 10 people the same benefits as large enterprises
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