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With strong growth in the cloud sector, the Israeli software solutions company has seen its share price rise 35% since the start of 2020.

The chip detects cars from 500 meters and pedestrians from 200 meters, with an angular resolution greater than 1 degree.

Non-GAAP net profit was $143 million ($1.07 per share), down 12.2% from 2019 but above the analysts' estimate of $1.05 per share.

The Israeli cloud-based web development company has seen its share price triple since April, and now has a market cap of over $16 billion.

Despite approval from US and German regulators, Britain's CMA fears the merger of the Israeli content recommendation rivals will harm competition.

The Tel Aviv-based company uses AI to provide local government agencies with actionable insights about communities' needs and priorities.

The Israeli company's application translates unintelligible and atypical speech in real time, enabling people with severe speech impairments to communicate by voice.

The Israeli SaaS-based eCommerce marketing platform helps retail brands accelerate online revenue growth.

The Israeli privileged access security company reported higher revenue on lower profit.

Azrieli and its partner Compass have bid to build and lease out the data centers to Amazon and have options on three lots for the purpose.

Canadian born Jonathan Kolber, who today lives in Israel, has an 11.9% stake worth $383 million, in the gig economy platform company.

Spot founder Amiram Shachar's professors weren't impressed by his idea for cheaper cloud computing, but it's now central to NetApp.

Buildots puts cameras on the hardhats of managers to capture imaging of every detail of an ongoing project during regular site walks.

The Israeli chipmaker saw higher revenue and lower profit in the second quarter.

Ermetic helps organizations enforce tighter, least privilege access policies across both user and machine identities to help prevent data breaches.

Chorus.ai has created a conversation intelligence platform for high-growth sales teams using artificial intelligence.

Explorium allows companies to build better predictive models by connecting their internal data to thousands of external data sources.

ClimaCell’s product based on automated and predictive impact technologies, which help customers save millions in operational efficiency, improve safety, and avoid significant costs and damages from weather events.

This is Sapiens second acquisition in 2020 after buying German insurtech company Sum.como for €28.4 million.

Intel CEO Bob Swan's comments about outsourcing production provides Israel with an opportunity to examine alternative options for huge government grants.

The freelance services website's latest European expansion follows the successful launch of sites in German, French and Spanish.

Intel CEO Bob Swan's declaration that 'we may no longer make it all ourselves' leaves a question mark against the chipmaker's future investments in Israel.

Some argued that the digital insurance company was not worth $2 billion. They were right but got it completely wrong.

Determination and an unusual appetite for risk have taken Sarit Firon from poor beginnings to managing partner at Team8 Capital.

Amnon Shashua fears Israel will miss a historic opportunity to lead the automotive revolution unless regulatory change is speeded up.

The Israeli digital insurer's share price rose 140% on its first day but the public didn't benefit because the system favors the investment banks and hedge funds.

As a coronavirus-induced boom lifts Wix, COO Nir Zohar and CEO Avishai Abrahami talk about their differences and their ambitions.

Israeli companies seeking to do business internationally will do well to adopt the highest GDPR standards.

Lockdown made many people turn to music, and Israeli instrument learning app JoyTunes was there to help.