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Financial Secrecy Promised to Immigrating Millionaires Is a Stain on Israel
19.02.20
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Omri Milman
In the Financial Secrecy Index published by independent international network the Tax Justice Haven for 2020, Israel has not made significant strides
With the Right Regulation, Industry and the Environment can Co-Exist, Says Activist Lawyer
06.02.20
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Billy Frenkel
Leehee Goldenberg, director of the economy, natural resources, and environment department at the Israel Union for Environmental Defense, spoke Wednesday at Calcalist's Industry and Economy conference in Tel Aviv
Israel Greenlights Tesla’s Semi-Autonomous Driving System
29.01.20
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Udi Etsion
Earlier this month, Israel’s Ministry of Transport made the decision to ban Tesla’s Autopilot system completely
After a Year of Disappointments, the Israeli Cannabis Industry Pins its Hopes on 2020
22.01.20
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Tzally Greenberg
Calcalist spoke with leading players of the local cannabis industry to see where the wind will blow in the upcoming year
Financial Regulation Must Not Hurt Business, Says Former Israeli Official
13.01.20
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Lior Gutman
Yehuda Shaffer, a former deputy state attorney for financial crime at the Israeli Ministry of Justice, spoke Monday at Calcalist’s The Future of Money conference
One of the Biggest Payment Companies Will Enter Israel in 2020, Says Banking Regulator
31.12.19
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Raheli Bindman
Hevda Ber, who will step down in April, spoke at Calcalist’s Forecasts 2020 conference held Tuesday in Tel Aviv
Israel’s New Digital Bank: not yet Operational, Already Looking for Exceptions
31.12.19
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Raheli Bindman
In September, the Bank of Israel greenlit Marius Nacht and Amnon Shashua’s new digital banking venture
Hedva Ber’s Achievements and Shortcomings in Her Five Years as Israel’s Banking Regulator
02.12.19
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Raheli Bindman
On Sunday, Israeli banking regulator Hedva Ber announced she will not be extending her tenure
Israeli Cabinet Greenlights Advisory Body for Foreign Investments
31.10.19
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Adrian Filut
Despite previous concerns, the new committee will not oversee Israel’s tech industry. Regulators will decide whether to pass matters on to the committee at their own discretion
Israel’s Rise in Ease of Doing Business Ranking not all it Seems to Be
27.10.19
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Adrian Filut
Israel was up 14 places on the World Bank’s Doing Business report published last week, but local industry players claim governmental self-lauding is blowing things out of proportion
Israel’s Medical Cannabis Reform Continues to Benefit Nearly No One
20.10.19
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Tzally Greenberg
Coming into full effect in September and intended to help standardize the industry, the reform has so far resulted in market shortages and hiked prices
Israel Police Had a Plan to Police Social Media
08.10.19
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Omer Kabir
An inner document obtained by Calcalist reveals the police has set up a dedicated “shaming” officer who is in charge of removing negative comments and posts from social media, and that the agency also previously planned to create a real-time monitoring system of such posts
In Judaism, One Must Work for the Right to Be Forgotten
27.09.19
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Dov Greenbaum
With the Jewish High Holidays around the corner, researcher Dov Greenbaum considers the process of Teshuva (repentance) and earning a digital clean slate courtesy of the GDPR
The Most Urgent Tech-Related Tasks the New Israeli Parliament Must Tackle
22.09.19
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Omer Kabir
Israel’s general election last week marked the end of nearly an entire lost year in which the Israeli parliament was effectively paralyzed. Now, the newly elected members of parliament must hurry to address pressing global and local tech issues
Israeli Health Ministry Approves Seven New Medical Cannabis Growers to Battle Market Shortages
28.08.19
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Adrian Filut
A national reform intended to regulate the entire supply chain of medical cannabis will come into full effect on Sunday
To Battle Shortages, Israeli Health Ministry to Confiscate Medical Cannabis From Growers
27.08.19
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Tzally Greenberg
The upheaval of the new regulation, set to come into force on September 1, has resulted in market shortages. Ministry officials have previously accused growers of deliberately withholding cannabis in protest
Israel to Set Up Fast Track for Licensing Fintech Projects
19.08.19
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Meir Orbach
According to the Israeli Ministry of Finance, there are currently 2,000 different entities awaiting licensing, many of which are fintech and blockchain companies that need to make only slight adjustments to comply with current regulations
Despite Legislative Measures, Israelis Still Opt to Use Cash
28.07.19
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Raheli Bindman
In Israel, cash transactions accounted for 6% of the gross domestic product (GDP) in 2018, compared to 8% in the U.S., 4% in both Canada and Australia, and just 1% in Sweden, according to a new report
A Third of Serious Cyberattacks in Israel in the Past Year Went Unreported, Report Says
25.07.19
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Raphael Kahan
Since new regulations requiring companies and nonprofits to report on significant breaches came into force in May 2018, Israel’s Privacy Protection Authority has handled 146 severe cybersecurity events, only 103 of which were reported by the organizations targeted
Bird to Start Carding Israeli E-Scooter Users
24.07.19
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Tomer Hadar and Tofi Stoler
The Los Angeles-headquartered electric scooter-sharing company intends to require a scan of users’ ID cards or driver’s licenses as proof of age
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