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The Herzliya-based company raised nearly $1.9 billion at $27 per share, above the planned range of $22-24 per share.

The startup also launched its platform for sharing information about any codebase to make development processes smoother and faster.

The company, which raised $657 million in the fourth quarter of 2020, has now priced a $332.5 million offering, raising speculation it is about to make a major acquisition.

Businesses can accept and send payments without having to build their own infrastructure through the Rapyd Global Payments Network.

The Tel Aviv-based company's automated product security platform for device manufacturers and deployers performs a complete security assessment in minutes.

Pagaya co-founder Yahav Yulzari: We came through the coronavirus year with flying colors. The AI-based investment company plans to recruit 100 R&D workers in Israel.

Shareholders are taking advantage of the company's peak market cap of $10.371 billion to sell some of their shares.

Most of the 60 employees at McAfee's Tel Aviv offices will be laid off.

Jonathan Kolber has reduced his stake in the Israeli freelance services platform from 12.7% to 8.5%.

Mobileye is intensifying its collaboration with Chinese car maker Geely, and developing its own lidar and radar chips for autonomous vehicles.

The Herzliya-based company has developed technology for regulatory reporting of capital market financing deals.

The Israeli digital insurance company has risen 550% since its IPO last June.

The Israeli mobile games company is selling 21.7 million new shares and its Chinese owners will sell 47.8 million shares.

Ethosia found that salaries in high-tech fell for the first time last years since 2009.

The agreement makes Ceva products available to the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).

Senior executives have met with Tel Aviv Stock Exchange management to discuss the possibility of a flotation at an estimated company valuation of $2 billion.

Tel Aviv-based Spetz has developed an app, which allows companies to communicate with candidates for job interviews.

Israel will be a central hub of Cinturion's Trans Europe Asia System.

Yoav Zeif took the helm of 3D printer company Stratasys just before Covid-19 broke out. He tells "Globes" how he used the crisis.

Forter founders Michael Reitblat and Liron Damri talk about cutting-edge online theft, and why they share their business results with the employees.

The country's restaurant owners feel financially strangled by the fees taken by food delivery platforms Wolt and Ten Bis.

BATM CEO Zvi Marom warns about Israel's high tech future, while the sector is mainly foreign owned, and says the vaccination won't beat Covid-19.

JP Morgan Chase Technology managing director Dan Zinkin says CEOs will have found they can meet more investors in more countries on Zoom.

Melio, third-placed among "Globes'" most promising startups, is bringing small business B2B payments into the digital age.

Web design editing tool developer Elementor, the runner-up in "Globes" most promising Israeli startups of 2020 rankings, was founded by ultra-Orthodox yeshiva graduates.

Incoming National Council for Civilian R&D chair Prof. Peretz Lavie warns that Israel's "startup nation" image masks severe under-investment.

Karin Eibschitz Segal, who manages nearly 10,000 people worldwide, is charged with keeping Intel ahead of the game.

The US giant's massive expansion confirms Matam High Tech Park as the place to be in Israel for global companies' R&D.

Lone venture capitalist Dovi Frances thinks more startups are unicorns than makes any sense - he puts it down to over excitement.

Wix Answers has turned from an internal customer support solution to a business in its own right, as its head Elad Eran explains to "Globes".