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Israel searches for technology that could find soldiers and pilots who cannot call for help
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Another 10 U.S. tankers are headed to Israel's Ben Gurion as airport delays mount
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Two Israeli startups raised half a billion dollars. Their exits reveal the cost of the funding boom
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Former Palantir and Torq veterans raise $8 million Seed to secure the rise of AI agents
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Israeli startups raised $1.5 billion in July as investors doubled down on enterprise AI
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תל אביב נוף בניינים קו רקיע בניה מגדלים

Israel GDP Growth Slows, Still Tops OECD Countries

01.01.19|Shahar Ilan
Israelis spent more in 2018, but the country’s growth has stalled compared to 2017
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OECD Secretary-General Warns: Israel Headed Towards Tax-Evasion Blacklist

27.11.18|Adrian Filut
The Secretary-General sent a letter to Netanyahu, urging the government to ratify the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) treaty
תלמידים סינים חינוך כיתה סין אופיר דור

Governments Must Act Urgently to Drive Economic Inclusion, According to New OECD Report

31.05.18|CTech
The OECD forum opened Tuesday at the organization’s Paris headquarters
ערן יעקב מנהל רשות המסים

Israel Moves to Conform to OECD Cross-Border Taxation Guidelines

31.05.18|Omri Milman
The upcoming regulation will affect the subsidiaries of most multinationals operating in the country
יריד תעסוקה הבינתחומי הרצליה 1

Tech Workers Get More. In Israel, Much More

29.05.18|Lilach Baumer and Shahar Ilan
In Israel, tech employees earned nearly 2.5 times the average wage of all other employees in 2013, compared to an OECD average ratio of 1.64
פקק מ כיוון אם המושבות פתח תקווה ל כיוון תל אביב

69% of Israelis Drive to Work and Only 21% Use Public Transport, According to New Report

18.03.18|Omri Milman and Lior Gutman
Israel’s Central Bank published a segment of its 2017 economic report, showing Israelis are largely displeased with the state of public transportation in the country
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CTech’s Sunday Israeli Tech News Roundup

11.03.18|CTech
Israeli defense contractor Elbit to buy state-owned weapons manufacturer IMI, maker of the Uzi submachine gun. Holocaust law sees Polish bourse walled out of Tel Aviv Exchange bid
תלמידים חרדים דתיים

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
תל אביב מבט על מ למעלה

Israel’s Foreign Direct Investments Inflow Above OECD Average, Despite Tougher Restrictions

27.12.17|Omri Milman
By lowering restrictions Israel can increase growth, a new report says
אן לינדה שרת המסחר והאיחוד האירופי של שבדיה

OECD Should Move to Close Big Tech’s Tax Loopholes, Says Swedish Minister

06.12.17|Ran Abramson
In an interview with Calcalist, Minister for EU Affairs and Trade Ann Linde discusses tax havens for tech companies, Brexit and the status of women in Saudi Arabia
כנסת הכנסת ירושלים 2015

Israel Wants to Tout New Corporate Tax Regime, Gets Snubbed by Big Tech

20.11.17|Omri Milman
The Ministry of Finance cancelled a delegation to the U.S. intended to convince tech multinationals to register their intellectual property in Israel
אלון בר שני מנכל חברת אינדיגו

HP Negotiating Registration of Intellectual Property in Israel

01.11.17|Omri Milman
The company negotiates with the Israeli government and the Israeli tax authority
מתחם התחנה הישנה תל אביב

Israel’s Economy Now Split into Two—Tech and All the Rest, Research Says

29.10.17|Hagar Ravet
The success of the Israeli technology industry failed to infuse other sectors in the country, and Israel has been left behind in terms productivity and life quality
ה אוניברסיטה ה עברית ב ירושלים

Low Government Spending Jeopardizes Israel’s Academic Excellence, Researcher Says

18.10.17|Sefi Kropsky
Government spending on higher education in Israel is one of the lowest among OECD countries
אוניברסיטה הטכניון טכניון חיפה

Israeli Universities Continue Fall in Global Ranking

28.08.17|Sefi Krupsky and Hagar Ravet
Some of Israel’s biggest universities dropped out of the top 100 spots in the 2017 Shanghai Ranking
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