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February 2, 2013
6:20 pm

Teva headquarters in Har Hotzvim, Jerusalem (Photo credit: Nati Shohat/Flash90)

Israel: Moving beyond the ‘Start-up Nation?’

From the web Global Atlanta: Israel is not known for its large corporations. That needs to change, says an Israeli economist

January 31, 2013
12:26 pm

Members of TheHive's latest group of entrepreneurs (photo credit: Courtesy)

Helping new olim build big tech businesses

TheHive is a unique tech accelerator that provides help for new immigrants to Israel with an entrepreneurial spirit

By David Shamah

January 24, 2013
12:46 pm

Start-Up Stadium's tech leader voting page (Photo credit: Courtesy)

Lapid’s success a boon for Israeli high-tech?

The Yesh Atid leader has been talking about improving the atmosphere for tech in Israel for a year – and executives have been listening

By David Shamah

January 21, 2013
1:48 am

Exterior of Harlem Hospital (Courtesy: Dip-Tech)

Making the world beautiful, one glass pane at a time

Israel’s Dip-Tech has perfected a unique digital glass printing system, and it is being used to create extraordinary displays on landmark buildings

By David Shamah

January 17, 2013
10:08 pm

President Shimon Peres shakes hands with former US President Bill Clinton, during a meeting at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in 2010 (Photo credit: Sergei Illin/Flash 90)

Poll shows Israeli executives bullish on innovation

Society, youth, universities — even government– are pitching in to keep the ‘start-up nation’ ahead of the pack, a GE survey reveals

By David Shamah

January 15, 2013
10:19 am

A broker at the Tel aviv stock exchange (Photo credit: Moshe Shai/Flash90)

Israeli tech firms to see unchanged level of capital in 2013

From the web Reuters: Foreign and corporate investors are increasing their investment activity, offsetting a decline in VC investment, an Israeli expert group said

January 14, 2013
10:38 am

Haredim as the next wave of tech entrepreneurs?

A tech forum by, of, and for ultra-Orthodox entrepreneurs aims to provide the skills they need to make it in business

By David Shamah

January 11, 2013
3:58 pm

A woman uses translation software on her iPad (Photo credit: Danna Hymanson/Flash90)

Israel’s Babylon eyes boost from free translations

From the web Reuters: After changing its business model to give away its software, the world’s biggest translation service saw its revenues double

January 11, 2013
12:11 am

Laptop equipped with PointGrab's 2-D gesture technology (photo credit: Courtesy)

Israeli gesture-tech companies storm CES with innovations, contracts

Rivals PointGrab and eyeSight both announced significant deals with tech giants for their respective 2-D gesture technologies

By David Shamah

January 8, 2013
3:54 pm

Israeli businessman Eliezer Fishman speaks at the Tel Aviv stock exchange (Photo by Moshe credit/Flash90)

Israeli 2012 tech exits top $5.5 billion

From the web Wall Street Journal: There were 50 buyout deals for Israeli technology companies in 2012 — fewer than in the past, but the deals were worth more

January 6, 2013
10:01 am

The KitLocate team accepts its $25,000 prize (Photo credit: Courtesy)

MasterCard gives $25k start-up prize to Israeli location tech company

A made in Israel app allows businesses to present offers to customers in their area, and helps retailers sell more to their customers

By David Shamah

January 4, 2013
2:18 pm

President Shimon Peres meets with members of the Chinese business delegation (Photo credit: Courtesy)

Leading Chinese firms eye Israeli technology investments

From the web Reuters: Top Chinese businesspeople visited Israel in search of companies to partner with

December 27, 2012
12:44 pm

Shefa Weinstein (Photo credit: Courtesy)

Feminine side of Israeli hi-tech is all business

Shefa Weinstein, a female American immigrant working in an overwhelmingly Israeli male world, is doing exactly what she wants – with lots of support from the people around her

By David Shamah

December 26, 2012
10:47 am

Adir Zimerman (front right) and the Screemo team at the Microsoft Accelerator for Windows Azure in Herzliya (Photo credit: Courtesy)

Israeli start-up puts fans on the ‘big board’

Screemo’s interactive digital screen technology gives advertisers a whole new way to connect with customers

By David Shamah

December 24, 2012
10:42 am

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shakes hands with Massachusetts Governor Patrick Duvall, on the Governor's recent visit to Israel (Photo credit: Amos BenGershom/GPO/Flash90)

Israel water tech start-up all WET after contest

TACount, which developed an innovative technology to detect bacteria in water and food, was declared ‘ready to export’ at the Water Export Technology Revolution Competition

By David Shamah

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The Times of Israel

The one-stop news site
covering Israel, the region and
the Jewish people worldwide

Founding editor:
David Horovitz

Fair, fresh and fast

The Jewish world's
fastest-growing
news site

Topic: Israeli start-ups

Israel: Moving beyond the ‘Start-up Nation?’

From the web Global Atlanta: Israel is not known for its large corporations. That needs to change, says an Israeli economist

Helping new olim build big tech businesses

TheHive is a unique tech accelerator that provides help for new immigrants to Israel with an entrepreneurial spirit

Lapid’s success a boon for Israeli high-tech?

The Yesh Atid leader has been talking about improving the atmosphere for tech in Israel for a year – and executives have been listening

Making the world beautiful, one glass pane at a time

Israel’s Dip-Tech has perfected a unique digital glass printing system, and it is being used to create extraordinary displays on landmark buildings

Poll shows Israeli executives bullish on innovation

Society, youth, universities — even government– are pitching in to keep the ‘start-up nation’ ahead of the pack, a GE survey reveals

Israeli tech firms to see unchanged level of capital in 2013

From the web Reuters: Foreign and corporate investors are increasing their investment activity, offsetting a decline in VC investment, an Israeli expert group said

Haredim as the next wave of tech entrepreneurs?

A tech forum by, of, and for ultra-Orthodox entrepreneurs aims to provide the skills they need to make it in business

Israel’s Babylon eyes boost from free translations

From the web Reuters: After changing its business model to give away its software, the world’s biggest translation service saw its revenues double

Israeli gesture-tech companies storm CES with innovations, contracts

Rivals PointGrab and eyeSight both announced significant deals with tech giants for their respective 2-D gesture technologies

Israeli 2012 tech exits top $5.5 billion

From the web Wall Street Journal: There were 50 buyout deals for Israeli technology companies in 2012 — fewer than in the past, but the deals were worth more

MasterCard gives $25k start-up prize to Israeli location tech company

A made in Israel app allows businesses to present offers to customers in their area, and helps retailers sell more to their customers

Leading Chinese firms eye Israeli technology investments

From the web Reuters: Top Chinese businesspeople visited Israel in search of companies to partner with

Feminine side of Israeli hi-tech is all business

Shefa Weinstein, a female American immigrant working in an overwhelmingly Israeli male world, is doing exactly what she wants – with lots of support from the people around her

Israeli start-up puts fans on the ‘big board’

Screemo’s interactive digital screen technology gives advertisers a whole new way to connect with customers

Israel water tech start-up all WET after contest

TACount, which developed an innovative technology to detect bacteria in water and food, was declared ‘ready to export’ at the Water Export Technology Revolution Competition

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