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Intel plans to expand chip manufacturing in Israel with $5 billion investment. Latest venture by Mobileye founders valued at $1 billion. Intel leads $50 million investment in public transit app Moovit.
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Amazon’s plans to open local distribution center, Uber’s retreated after facing legal pressure, and Teva is going back to its roots