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Calcalist's Top 50 Startups 2019: Israel Is a Global Technological Beacon

08.05.19|Zohar Zisapel
Technological advancement, analytical flexibility, and the kind of mentality that makes the impossible possible have earned Israel the moniker “the Startup Nation”
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Calcalist's Top 50 Startups 2019: #3 The Investment That Paved Global Expansion

08.05.19|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
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Calcalist's Top 50 Startups 2019: #2 The Great Marketing Leap

08.05.19|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
מוסף 50 הסטארטאפים המבטיחים מימין ניר קלר ו אייל ליפשיץ בלוויין BlueVine

Calcalist's Top 50 Startups 2019: #4 Fundbox, BlueVine, and Behalf

08.05.19|Hagar Ravet
Three fintech stars taking over the American market
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Calcalist's Top 50 Startups 2019: Beyond the Billion

08.05.19|Hagar Ravet and Meir Orbach
Five fascinating companies that lived up to their promise, became unicorns, and earned their way out of the ranking
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Calcalist's Top 50 Startups 2019: Riding the Unicorn

08.05.19|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
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