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יניב אלפי מנכ"ל יאנגו ישראל

Yango Israel General Manager Resigns

01.03.20|Meir Orbach

Russian Nasdaq-listed company Yandex launched its taxi-hailing subsidiary Yango in Israel in December 2018

For Yango, B2B Ride Service Could Be the Way to a Greater Market Share in Israel

08.12.19|Sophie Shulman

Launched in Israel one year ago, Yango, the taxi-hailing service operated by Russian multinational tech company Yandex, has been tailing local market leader Gett

שחר וייסר גט טקסי GEtt

Gett's Measures to Avoid Uber's Fate on the Stock Exchange

20.06.19| Sophie Shulman

Seeing Uber and Lyft's numbers, Gett has come to realize that the private market is unsustainable and problematic at its core

מימין מנכ"ל פולקסווגן מתיאס מולר ו מנכ"ל גט שחר וייסר 2016

Volkswagen Writes-Off Gett Investment, Der Spiegel Reports

23.12.18|Hagar Ravet

Volkswagen invested $300 million in Gett in 2016, and also participated in an $80 million funding round Gett announced in June

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Gett a Taxi from London to Dubai

30.08.18|Lilach Baumer

Gett is developing a new service that will enable business clients to hail a taxi to the airport, input their flight number, and then book a ride that will be waiting for them at their destination—all within the same order