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20 stories about Regulation
Can, or should, Facebook be broken up?
16.12.20
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James Spiro
After 46 US States took the social media giant to court over antitrust laws, CTech spoke with M. Firon & Co.’s head of the Competition, Antitrust and Regulatory Affairs to discuss its future
Ilanit Madmoni: The senior regulator overseeing the adoption of financial innovation
30.11.20
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CTech
The head of Bank of Israel’s innovation unit believes that open banking will encourage customers to exercise financial responsibility when making decisions, while also increasing competition for additional services
Big Tech continues to gain dominance while limiting our freedom of choice
17.11.20
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Avi Nadler, Adv
In the Information Age, public discourse moves even faster than technology - and the monopoly power of Big Tech deserves public discussion
In a surprise move, the digital bank joins the Association of Banks in Israel
20.10.20
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Irit Avisar
The association can help save the Digital Bank legal expenses, but will it harm its attempts to stand out from the crowd?
How to comply with local employment laws in a world with no boundaries?
13.10.20
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Netta Bromberg
Foreign companies employing Israeli workers should consider establishing a local entity or branch to ensure clear legal compliance
For foreign companies, understanding China’s annual plans is critical
12.10.20
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Tslil Kleiman
Chinese governmental programs not only define what is “forbidden” and “allowed,” but also determine to which regions and industries investments will be directed, and which projects will be given priority
If you regulate them they will come: "Israel can be a leader in setting the stage for autonomous vehicles"
18.09.20
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Ron Friedman
Former Deputy Attorney General Avi Licht warns Israel not to fall behind in the race to be an early adopter of the technologies of the future
Sustainability as policy: How to regulate effectively without strangling the market
06.09.20
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CTech
The first panel of Calcalist's "Sustainability and Innovation Week" focused on government policies encouraging green innovation - how to open up business opportunities while protecting the environment?
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce talks about regulators’ role amid widespread uncertainty
04.09.20
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Allon Sinai
Peirce believes financial innovation can ultimately decide who is included and who is excluded from the marketplace and how increased participation can lead to a better economy as a whole
CanBreed secures patent for editing medical cannabis seeds
02.09.20
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James Spiro
The company wants to expedite its stable seeds enhancement for commercial purposes by using gene-editing technology, but still faces regulatory hurdles due to EU GMO ban on CRISPR technology
Covid-19 is a game-changer for foreign investments
19.07.20
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Doron Ella
Countries fear that companies operating in sectors crucial to national security will require a quick infusion of capital through foreign investment, leading important assets in fighting off current and future health crises in the hands of out-of-state players, especially from China
“This crisis is going to present many opportunities for banks,” predicts Citi Israel CEO
01.07.20
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Hagar Ravet
Neil Corney says Covid-19 crisis has proven how important it was to invest in Fintech for so many years
‘The Dark Side of TikTok’: How the newest social media platform lets anti-Semitism run wild.
26.06.20
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James Spiro
TikTok is taking the world by storm, but a new study suggests that young minds are often exposed to violent, anti-Semitic, and racist content
MeMed Receives Regulatory Green Light for Test that can Greatly Reduce Antibiotics Prescriptions
02.06.20
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Omer Kabir
Israel-based company tests the immune system’s reaction to infection rather than the infection itself
Facebook Won’t Fudge Content Oversight, Says Israeli Legal Expert
07.05.20
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Omer Kabir
Emi Palmor, former director-general of Israel’s Ministry of Justice, was recently appointed as one of the 20 founding members of Facebook's Oversight Board
With Five Deaths, Israel Tightens Coronavirus Lockdown
25.03.20
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CTech
Israel currently has 2,030 confirmed Covid-19 cases, 37 of them in serious or critical condition. People are now forbidden from venturing more than 100 meters from their residence, barring essential workers and people shopping for food or essentials and providing medical assistance to those in need
Israel Now Has 304 Covid-19 Cases
17.03.20
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CTech
While Israel has not yet gone into complete lockdown, most of the country’s economic activity has now been halted
With 76 Corona Cases, Israeli Ministry of Health Expands Restrictions
11.03.20
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CTech
As the police sets up teams to make sure potential carriers stay at home, gatherings of over 2,000 have been forbidden
Election Results Pending, One Thing Is Clear: Israel Needs Better Privacy Laws
03.03.20
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Omer Kabir
The recent election brought to light many privacy-related issues that have flourished in Israel under outdated privacy laws. From the triple leak of Israel’s voting registrar to an anonymous texter that trolled Likud supporters, something needs to change
Cannabis May Be Stalled, but Cannabis Tech Is Racing Forward
23.02.20
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Sophie Shulman
2019 may have temporarily halted the growth of the global cannabis sector, but the shockwave impacted public companies more than the technology itself
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