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The multinational software company has hired celebrity television chef Haim Cohen to oversee six dining areas in Microsoft’s new Herzliya campus, Ynet reported Sunday
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31.07.18
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Ran Abramson and Hagar Ravet
Amsterdam-listed food delivery company Takeaway.com sees 10bis, an Israeli company it acquired, as a way to start catering to businesses
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Hagar Ravet, Nurit Kadosh and Omri Milman
On Saturday, Takeaway.com announced a 135 million euros deal to acquire Tel Aviv-based lunch card provider 10bis
Goodbye, Pizza and Beer. Hello, Personal Growth
27.02.18
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Iris Shoor
Serial entrepreneur Iris Shoor feels startups should focus less on free food and parties and more on the personal development of their employees