Israel business
Israel's tech employees cost more than US counterparts
Tech workers in Israel are currently 2.4 times more expensive than their counterparts in Poland, Lithuania, Romania, and Ukraine
The curse of being Israel's most valuable company
Shekel gains sharply despite interest rate cut
Evolving regional economic opportunities
Upstep looking to crowdfund $4m.
This is Upstep's second crowdfunding campaign, after 2021 one, in which the company raised $2.5m., breaking a crowdfunding record in Israel.
Sternum’s IoT security makes major strides in defiance of tech tumble
TECH TALK: More than 500 tech employees in Israel were laid off in a single day on July 24. But not all tech fares badly in times of economic uncertainty.
'Israeli start-ups that adjust their strategy will survive the economic crisis'
Is the bubble bursting? • “The Israeli high-tech market is mature and responsible”
Israeli Teva reaches proposed $4.35 bln settlement of US opioid lawsuits
The US opioid crisis has caused more than 500,000 overdose deaths over the past two decades, including more than 80,000 in 2021 alone.
From driving to digital: Ordering, experimenting with electric vehicles in e-commerce
The electric car company Aiways recently inaugurated a unique sales center in Herzliya, emphasizing brand experience and the customer's transition to the digital world.
Israel’s gaming industry is exploding, here’s what it needs to go nuclear
Its rapidly expanding revenue can serve as a springboard to global success, if Israel can get some government incentives in place.
This Israeli app uses AI for hearing aids' testing
“Tuned” simplifies the process of buying hearing aids, makes it accessible and enabling the sale of hearing aids everywhere.
Import reform plus competition could hurt Israeli manufacturers - opinion
A real opening of the Israeli market to international competition could adversely impact manufacturers’ profits. Here's how:
The hi-tech industry crisis - opinion
Today, entrepreneurs and investors think twice before deciding to make a move that could be dramatic for some companies.
Gaming startup Edge lets gamers share playable moments
The platform has potential, though it will need wider adoption before it becomes viable.
