24/7
Buzz
Startups
VC
AI
Innovation
Opinions
Events
Promising Startups 2026
2026 VC Survey
Boarding Pass
CTalk
BiblioTech
Corporate
Appointments
Tech Gateways
@Finance
Ctech Testimonials
Projects
About
Newsletter
Contact us
Facebook
Twitter
ACCESSIBILITY
by
Homepage
Perks
Tags search
HOME
24/7
buzz
STARTUPS
VC
AI
Innovation
OPINIONS
EVENTS
Projects
ABOUT
teram of use
Privacy Policy
NEWSLETTER
SEARCH
CONTACT US
ACCESSIBILITY
24/7
Headlines
17:41
Facebook, Instagram and Messenger suffer widespread outage
21:07
Israel defense giant Elbit to phase out Chinese vehicles from its fleet
20:16
More than 50 years after its debut, Israel's Kfir fighter jet gets a new lease on life
14:41
SpaceX IPO: Record valuation, record expectations, and record uncertainty
More stories
Buzz
Most popular
Daily
Weekly
1
More than 50 years after its debut, Israel's Kfir fighter jet gets a new lease on life
2
How Israel’s AI surveillance breakthrough in Iran is reshaping global intelligence
3
Echo: “Employees have become very good at identifying performative culture”
4
Rylo raises $85 million at $500 million valuation, targets $1 billion revenue by 2028
5
Former Microsoft and Tesla security leaders emerge with $35 million for Pi
More news
Perks
4 stories about Perks
Israeli MasterChef Judge to Feed Hungry Microsoft Employees
12.01.20
|
CTech
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
The Curious Case of the Israeli Lunch Card
31.07.18
|
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
Takeaway.com Deal Highlights Israel’s Top Job Perk: Prepaid Lunch Cards
30.07.18
|
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
|
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