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Two years after a $2.7 billion return to Google, AI pioneer Noam Shazeer is leaving for OpenAI
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Nice shares jumps as strong results help ease AI disruption fears
19.02.26
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Cloud growth and upbeat 2026 outlook reassure investors wary of SaaS crisis.
Palo Alto’s biggest bet yet pressures forecast, sends shares tumbling
19.02.26
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CyberArk integration and dilution dent earnings expectations.
AI drone startup XTEND to enter Nasdaq at $1.5 billion valuation in merger backed by Eric Trump
17.02.26
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The Israeli drone operating system company secures $152 million in investment.
eToro shares jump 20% after earnings despite crypto trading cooling
17.02.26
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The retail trading platform reports $216M in annual net income.
Palo Alto Networks acquires one-year-old Israeli startup Koi for $400 million
17.02.26
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The deal targets emerging risks from autonomous AI agents operating inside corporate systems.
Timor Arbel-Sadras joins BRM to lead growth investing
16.02.26
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The Barkat brothers' and Yuval Rakavy's BRM fund is establishing a dedicated investment arm for advanced growth stage companies, and is adding Arbel-Sadras to head it. The new arm will focus on technology companies with proven product-market fit and a business model that enables expansion. In her previous role, Arbel-Sadras served as CEO of LeumiTech.
Axonius cuts 40 employees as CEO steps down
15.02.26
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Layoffs and leadership change come amid IPO plans and reported acquisition talks.
“I am confident we will see a trillion-dollar Israeli company”
10.02.26
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Dror Bin, CEO of the Israel Innovation Authority, was speaking alongside Yevgeny Dibrov, co-founder and CEO of Armis, as part of Calcalist's Tech TLV conference.
Israeli defense official: “We are working on using the brain to communicate with drones”
10.02.26
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Dr. Alona Barnea, Director of the Neurotechnology Division at the Israel Ministry of Defense Directorate of Defense Research & Development, outlines Israel’s hybrid intelligence vision linking humans and AI in security systems.
“There is no connection between market sentiment and monday’s actual situation”: Founders push back despite stock rout
10.02.26
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CEOs project confidence even as shares tumble more than 45% in 2026.
Wiz sued for $65 million: Was Raftt acquisition real or just a facade?
09.02.26
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Lawsuit claims Wiz misrepresented a team transfer as a $50M acquisition, challenging its flagship Wiz Code patents.
Monday stock drops despite earnings beat as SaaS era wobbles
09.02.26
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Revenue tops forecasts, yet guidance suggests profit margins could slide to 11%-12%.
The SaaS reckoning reaches private equity
09.02.26
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AI-driven repricing turns once-coveted software portfolios into a growing liability.
After a threefold rally, Teva faces its next test
29.01.26
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Innovative drugs surge, but 2026 forecasts revive investor doubts.
Teva’s 2026 forecast disappoints despite strong finish to 2025
28.01.26
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Lower revenue guidance overshadows rapid growth in branded drugs.
“A Great Depression-scale recession is coming by the end of the decade”
28.01.26
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Veteran fund manager Yaakov Weinstein explains why markets are nearing the end of a long cycle and why today’s growth fuel will eventually run out.
Half of Israel’s new startups now incorporate in the US
27.01.26
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Only 52% of new companies registered locally in 2025, as judicial upheaval, war and sentiment reshape founders’ decisions.
“SaaS is dying as a business category”
25.01.26
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As AI agents commoditize software, companies such as Wix, monday and Nice confront a forced reinvention of growth, pricing and value.
Mobileye shares slide after forecast signals growth slowdown
22.01.26
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The company projects 5% revenue growth in 2026 despite recent deal momentum.
Deep33 launches with $100 million first close, aiming to shape the infrastructure of AI
20.01.26
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The fund has already backed five startups across quantum, energy, and AI infrastructure. Its founders are Lior Prosor, a partner at the Hanaco fund, and Michael Broukhim, an angel investor, who joined forces with a group of former senior figures from IDF technology units and serial entrepreneurs.
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