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Real-Time Blood Count Analyzing Company Wins $3 Million European Commission Grant

15.03.18|Lilach Baumer

Israel-based PixCell Medical Technologies develops a portable device that can analyze 20 standard blood count parameters in five minutes

Israeli Regulator Looking to Ease Regulations for ICOs

15.03.18|Reut Shpigelman

Israel Securities Authority Chairman Anat Guetta is promoting a time-limited, sandbox-like framework to allow companies to ICO in Israel more easily

In Protest of New Bonus Plan, Teva Sued by Israeli Employees

15.03.18|Dror Reich

After announcing the cancellation of its annual bonuses for 2017 due to debt, the Israel-based drugmaker rolled out a performance-based bonus scheme for 2018 in February

Data is Becoming the Core of the Digital Ecosystem, Says Venture Capitalist

14.03.18|Nimrod Kozlovski

Nimrod Kozlovski, partner at Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP) and Israel-based law firm HFN, spoke at Calcalist's Mind the Tech conference in New York Tuesday

"All of the World's Data Could Fit into a Single Room of Genetic Information"

14.03.18|Orr Hirschauge

DNA could be used for the long-term storage of information, according to Yaniv Erlich, the CSO of online genealogy company MyHeritage, who spoke at Calcalist's Mind the Tech conference in New York on Tuesday

Big Data Derived from Breast Milk Could Bring Medical Benefits to Adults, Says Breast Milk Testing Startup CEO

13.03.18|Omer Kabir

Israel-based MilkStrip develops a testing strip that tests the quality and makeup of breast milk using a single drop

There's No Multinational Today That Isn't Involved in The Israeli Tech Scene

13.03.18|Hagar Ravet

Israel is a technological powerhouse but further improvements are needed to keep its momentum, said David Brodet, Chairman of Bank Leumi, at Calcalist's Mind the Tech conference in New York

Harman, Daimler to Offer Augmented Reality-Capable Infotainment System in Mercedes-Benz A-Class

13.03.18|CTech

According to Daimler, this is the first ever use of AR technology in vehicles. The technology was developed by Harman’s Israeli team

The Startup that Predates 1948

13.03.18|Yoel Esteron

The refugees that made the Israeli miracle possible were entrepreneurs and innovators before those words became a technological catchphrase. Calcalist's publisher Yoel Esteron at the Mind the Tech Conference, New York

Calcalist's Tech Conference in New York City Opens

13.03.18|Meir Orbach and Orr Hirschauge

Over a hundred startups are represented at the conference, which aims to bring together promising Israeli startups and New York investors

How to Survive and Thrive in the U.S. Market

13.03.18|Noam Inbar

Noam Inbar is the head of Oracle's startup ecosystem in Israel. On Wednesday, she will participate in Calcalist's Mind the Tech conference, held this week in New York

Information Security Company CyberArk Buys Cloud Security Company Vaultive

12.03.18|Raphael Kahan

CyberArk CEO Udi Mokady told Calcalist that the Vaultive acquisition is designed to strengthen the company’s cloud security portfolio

Nine Jerusalem-Based Startups Are Looking to Make Their Mark in New York

12.03.18|Omer Kabir

For years, the “Startup Nation" was really a startup city, Tel Aviv. But now other cities, such as Jerusalem, are starting to catch up

Company that Develops Injectable Bone Grafts Expands Clinical Trial

12.03.18|Dror Reich

Unlike conventional methods, Bonus Biogroup turns fat tissue collected from patients into bone grafts that can be transplanted with a minimally invasive procedure

Mossad’s Venture Arm Selects Startups for its Secretive Portfolio

12.03.18|Meir Orbach

The fund, Libertad Ventures, was established in 2017 and modeled after a similar CIA fund

Research and Advisory Firm Gartner Closes Israeli Innovation Outpost

11.03.18|Meir Orbach

Gartner’s Tel Aviv center was based on its 2014 acquisition of Senexx, an organizational Q&A platform for employees

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Waze Now Allows Users to Choose Who They Carpool With

11.03.18|Tofi Stoler

The latest version of the company’s ridesharing app lets drivers and passengers define personal preferences, such as only commuting with coworkers or people of the same gender

Israel’s Economy is Strong, but its Inclusiveness is Low, Says OECD Survey

11.03.18|Lilach Baumer

While the tech sector is Israel’s growth engine, to secure the future emphasis should be placed on education and infrastructure for disadvantaged groups, says the report

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Holocaust Law Sees Polish Bourse Walled Out of Tel Aviv Exchange Bid

11.03.18|Lilach Baumer

On Friday, Reuters reported that the Warsaw Bourse has failed to make the shortlist of bidders for a controlling stake in the Tel Aviv Exchange, after Poland’s new holocaust law caused Polish-Israeli diplomatic upheaval

Intel CEO Highlights Autonomous Cars Push in Visit to Israel

07.03.18|Meir Orbach and Lilach Baumer

Intel acquired the Jerusalem-based automotive chipmaker in 2017 for $15.3 billion, taking a big step forward in the driverless car race

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