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Cloud costs management pioneer,Finout is the "Globes" "Most Promising Startup of 2025".

In his first interview since succeeding Gil Shwed, Nadav Zafrir was speaking at the Globes TECH IL Conference.

The Tel Aviv-based startup has developed a digital platform allowing US real estate developers to raise capital and loans from investors.

From Friday fares will rise, while exemptions and discounts will be expanded, but what persuades people to switch to public transport is reliability, convenience and speed.

As head of SVB's Israel Market, and director of US Business Development for Technology Banking & Investor Coverage, Ethiopian-Israeli Ella-Tamar Adhanan has helped restore confidence in the bank.

Data show that employees would rather change jobs than travel longer, so companies with fast public transport access find it easiest to hire.

Still mired in debt, a court case sheds light on the new life of the former 'golden boy' of Israeli business, since his release from prison.

With thousands of tech employees leaving Israel, the Innovation Authority proposes measures that could reverse the trend.

Gal Rosenblum talks about his perfect job, which combines his love of sport, fashion and data analysis.

Former US National Security Agency head Michael Rogers is now a partner at VC fund Team8. He talks to "Globes" about intelligence, geopolitics, and what amazes him about Israel's tech industry.

Dr. Neal Tsur studies what makes complex systems like stock markets ripe for change, and he has put his money where his theory is.

Personal experience motivated Roy Goldenberg to become Israel director of TOM Tikkun Olam Makers. "TOM will be one of the biggest organizations to come out of Israel," he says.

Itay Raved's career drifted from law to media consulting to acting, before he finally found his niche.

The death of a cancer patient spurred Dr. Adi Zoref-Lorenz into developing the OHI index, which allows the diagnosis of the HLH side effect from cancer immunotherapy, based on two blood tests.

"I was close to death, but it sharpened my awareness of the products we develop for the IDF."

Ella Kenan saw online denial of October 7 happening straightaway. "I realized we had 24 hours, or we were doomed"