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Topic: Start-Up Nation

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November 23, 2012
12:20 pm

Startup Genome Chart (Photo credit: Courtesy)

Tel Aviv creeps up on Silicon Valley as top start-up center

The Startup Genome project crunches the numbers — lots of them — and concludes that the TA metro area is a great place to found a new venture

By David Shamah

November 13, 2012
12:59 am

Saul Singer with a copy of "Start-Up Nation" (Photo credit: Nati Shohat/Flash90)

Author: Entrepreneurial society not needed for strong startup culture

From the web SGE Entrepreneurs: Start-up expert Saul Singer tells young entrepreneurs in Singapore that they, too, can have a ‘start-up nation’

October 30, 2012
2:15 pm

Ambassador Gould presents the TeXchange winners (Photo credit: Mati Milstein/British Embassy)

High-tech diplomacy puts Israel and UK on the same page

The UK is very keen to promote relationships betwen Israeli start-ups and British entrepreneurs, ignoring the politics that usually frame the relationship between the two countries

By David Shamah

October 28, 2012
11:53 am

What’s Next for the Startup Nation? by Uri Goldberg

‘What’s Next for the Startup Nation?’ examines the future of Israel’s phenomenal economic growth. The country’s position as a center for groundbreaking technological innovation has been a result of forward thinking government policies and unique historical circumstance. Now, as global and domestic challenges are threatening to wipe out Israel’s economic achievements, old policies are unlikely to remain effective. Focusing on Israel, this book offers a blueprint for fostering a strong environment of innovation while sustaining a vibrant economy

October 24, 2012
12:07 am

View of Kiryat Atidim, the hi-tech business park of Tel Aviv (Photo credit: Yossi Zamir/Flash90)

An insider’s take on Israel’s start-up success

From the web Venturebeat: It’s not rudeness, it’s hutzpa that characterizes Israelis, and that’s a good thing

October 21, 2012
9:55 am

What comes after the ‘Startup Nation’? Hard work

Israeli entrepreneur Roni Einav tells the story of how to succeed in the Israeli high-tech business – by trying really, really hard

By David Shamah

September 9, 2012
11:51 pm

Israeli entrepreneurs work on a new start-up project in Tel Aviv (Photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Israelis race to stay ahead of the global ‘start-up’ pack

From the web The Telegraph: Tech companies in Israel are striving to keep a lead over rivals in London, New York and Berlin

September 5, 2012
2:41 pm

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on a visit to the Technion earlier this year (Photo credit: Moshe Milner/GPO/FLASH90)

Israel still tops in innovation, but dragged down by red tape and education flaws

Competitiveness survey ranks Israel 26th — 1st for science research institutions, 3rd in access to venture capital, 4th in innovation, but 109th for bureaucracy

By David Shamah

September 2, 2012
10:58 am

UK guests of a New Media and Creative Industries seminar 'Working with Israel' workshop at the British Ambassador to Israel's residence. (Photo credit: Mati Milstein/British Embassy)

A high-tech bridge between London and Israel

The UK’s TexChange program will bring the spirit of the Start-Up Nation to UK investors and corporations

By David Shamah

August 23, 2012
3:27 pm

Top Euro start-up program to open in Haifa

From the web Angel News: Startupbootcamp, the prestigious European accelerator program for new tech companies, will be providing guidance, direction and cash to young Israeli companies

August 14, 2012
1:14 pm

Zvi Shalgo, chairman of the PTL Group (Photo credit: Courtesy)

Unraveling the mysteries of China’s intellectual property policies

Israeli companies that are seeking to manufacture or sell in the world’s most populous nation could find the experience rewarding, although it is rife with danger, say experts

By David Shamah

August 2, 2012
9:21 am

From Zion shall come forth start-up funding?

As credit tightens around the world, companies from abroad are considering Israeli banks as a source of investment — and Israel’s stock exchange as a place to go public

By David Shamah

July 4, 2012
10:32 am

Members of the Waseda Business Forum at a recent event (Photo credit: Courtesy)

When the Land of the Rising Sun meets the Start-Up Nation

Japan and Israel are fundamentally different but have a lot to teach other, and a professor is doing his share to bridge the business gap

By David Shamah

June 22, 2012
9:19 am

Waze screen shot (Photo credit: Courtesy)

CEO: Waze is here to stay

Concern that Apple’s new traffic and map navigation app will eliminate the need for social traffic app Waze is called unfounded

By David Shamah

June 20, 2012
12:06 am

Start-ups at a high-tech show in Jerusalem (photo credit: Kobi Gideon/Flash90)

Top VC firm to divide $442 million fund between US, Europe and Israel

From the web Forbes: Index Ventures has a lot of faith in Israeli start-ups, to the extent that it considers Israel worthy to receive a significant chunk of money in its new Early Stage investment fund

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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: Start-Up Nation

Tel Aviv creeps up on Silicon Valley as top start-up center

The Startup Genome project crunches the numbers — lots of them — and concludes that the TA metro area is a great place to found a new venture

Author: Entrepreneurial society not needed for strong startup culture

From the web SGE Entrepreneurs: Start-up expert Saul Singer tells young entrepreneurs in Singapore that they, too, can have a ‘start-up nation’

High-tech diplomacy puts Israel and UK on the same page

The UK is very keen to promote relationships betwen Israeli start-ups and British entrepreneurs, ignoring the politics that usually frame the relationship between the two countries

What’s Next for the Startup Nation? by Uri Goldberg

An insider’s take on Israel’s start-up success

From the web Venturebeat: It’s not rudeness, it’s hutzpa that characterizes Israelis, and that’s a good thing

What comes after the ‘Startup Nation’? Hard work

Israeli entrepreneur Roni Einav tells the story of how to succeed in the Israeli high-tech business – by trying really, really hard

Israelis race to stay ahead of the global ‘start-up’ pack

From the web The Telegraph: Tech companies in Israel are striving to keep a lead over rivals in London, New York and Berlin

Israel still tops in innovation, but dragged down by red tape and education flaws

Competitiveness survey ranks Israel 26th — 1st for science research institutions, 3rd in access to venture capital, 4th in innovation, but 109th for bureaucracy

A high-tech bridge between London and Israel

The UK’s TexChange program will bring the spirit of the Start-Up Nation to UK investors and corporations

Top Euro start-up program to open in Haifa

From the web Angel News: Startupbootcamp, the prestigious European accelerator program for new tech companies, will be providing guidance, direction and cash to young Israeli companies

Unraveling the mysteries of China’s intellectual property policies

Israeli companies that are seeking to manufacture or sell in the world’s most populous nation could find the experience rewarding, although it is rife with danger, say experts

From Zion shall come forth start-up funding?

As credit tightens around the world, companies from abroad are considering Israeli banks as a source of investment — and Israel’s stock exchange as a place to go public

When the Land of the Rising Sun meets the Start-Up Nation

Japan and Israel are fundamentally different but have a lot to teach other, and a professor is doing his share to bridge the business gap

CEO: Waze is here to stay

Concern that Apple’s new traffic and map navigation app will eliminate the need for social traffic app Waze is called unfounded

Top VC firm to divide $442 million fund between US, Europe and Israel

From the web Forbes: Index Ventures has a lot of faith in Israeli start-ups, to the extent that it considers Israel worthy to receive a significant chunk of money in its new Early Stage investment fund

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