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Deel allows companies to draw up contracts for employees in over 150 countries and pay staff and freelancers in local currency and according to local laws.

Navina solves the point-of-care data crisis with a physician-centric platform for assessment, diagnosis and care.

VAZA is a platform for ordering bouquets of flowers and a competitive alternative to ZER4U in Israel's growing flower bouquets markets. The platform will be operated by gift platform BUYME.

Medtronic plans integrating Triple Jump's insulin pump patch into its artificial pancreas system.

The Herzliya-based investment firm now has over $3 billion under management.

As IPOs outstrip acquisitions and unicorns abound, it's time for Israel to drop the startup nation moniker.

AstraZeneca, Merck, Pfizer and Teva are teaming with AWS and IBF to open AION Labs in Rehovot.

TripActions platform allows executives to book flights, hotels, rental cars and other services by themselves, while enabling CFOs to keep track of corporate expenditure.

Israeli startups have raised a whopping $17.8 billion in the first nine months of 2021, up 71% from the corresponding period of 2020.

Tel Aviv-based PlaySight delivers pro-level video technology to hundreds of thousands of athletes, coaches, teams and fans in over 30 sports.

The financing round of the advanced AI processor developer was completed at a company valuation of over $1 billion, according to sources close to the matter.

The company's platform simplifies people management, culture building, and employee engagement for remote and dispersed workforces.

Founded in March 2020, the Israeli company has more than tripled its valuation over the past six months.

Company founder Gigi Levy-Weiss discusses the huge potential of Israel's tech industry and gaming sector and insists there is no bubble waiting to burst.

Using artificial intelligence, Biolojic Design founder Prof Yanay Ofran believes he can produce antibodies that are a match for any disease.

The 'buy now pay later' per purchase credit trend sweeping the world is good news for the Israeli startups in the sector.

Firstime Venture Capital founder Jonathan Benartzi argues that tech investment has a large role to play in combating climate change.

High pay, shares that only go up, and few working hours… no wonder Facebook, Apple, Google, Amazon and Microsoft drain Israel's talent pool.

Through Tmura's options donation model, Israeli non-profits will gain some NIS 40 million from Outbrain and Riskified's Wall Street IPOs.

Resentment at the high earnings of technology sector employees overlooks their outsize contribution to Israel's economy.

Prof. Shulamit Levenberg and Didier Touba are set to make the world healthier and cleaner with their lab-grown meat.

Buying Tel Aviv apartments, helping their parents, investing in friends' startups, but mainly carrying on working.

Shahar Botzer and Ido Fishler's VC fund Good Company invites startups to solve the world's real problems.

"Globes" surveys the Israeli venture capital funds with the most portfolio companies valued at $1 billion or more.

More and more of the capital raised by Israel's startups is being invested in M&As. But can Israel's young entrepreneurs succeed where so many tech giants fail?

How did a tech company that began so well and attracted the best investors end up being sold for less than its last valuation?

SoftBank has recruited former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen as the world's biggest funds court Israeli growth companies. "Globes" surveys the field.

High-value Israeli tech companies prefer a flotation on Wall Street to the local market, and will probably continue to do so.

Salespeople and project managers are benefiting as more Israeli startups decide to grow independently, says pay data company Compete.

Intel Capital Israel's incoming and outgoing heads give a sober but optimistic view of the current technology investment scene.