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Phone cracking firm Cellebrite to list on Nasdaq via SPAC merger
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Shoshanna Solomon
Cellebrite, which has come under scrutiny of human rights groups, says it will merge with TWC Tech Holdings II Corp at valuation of $2.4 billion
Holocaust Remembrance Day
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Public life stops during 2 minutes of silence dedicated to memory of 6 million Jews killed, as daytime ceremonies honoring those persecuted by the Nazi regime get underway
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Stellantis, maker of Dodge and Maserati, scouting Israeli startups for tech edge
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Italian unit of Stellantis signs cooperation agreement with Israel Innovation Authority to pinpoint and help develop smart-mobility prowess for benefit of both sides
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Israeli startup’s precision robots poised to transform brain surgery
Prof. Moshe Shoham, founder of Mazor Robotics, acquired for $1.64 billion, will speak about his new company Tamar Robotics on Monday, April 12
Israeli maker of ecofriendly concrete among 12 winners of BloombergNEF award
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Shoshanna Solomon
ECOncrete, an environmental infrastructure startup, named with other 2021 BNEF Pioneers, a title conferred on early stage firms pursuing ‘exciting low-carbon opportunities’
Israel’s Aidoc, Radiology Partners join to boost AI use in medical imaging in US
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Shoshanna Solomon
Aidoc’s AI-based software analyzes medical images and notifies radiologists of unusual findings, to assist with caseload
Retail data startup Trax raises $640 million in funding round
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Shoshanna Solomon
Company uses robots with computer vision tech to scan contents of store shelves, identifying out-of-stock products for replenishment and helping shoppers find what they need
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AstraZeneca vaccine blood clot risks: What we know and don’t know
Concern as 222 cases of thrombosis recorded among 34 million people who received shot, but scientists note those vaccinated have a 90 times higher chance of being hit by lightning
Serious COVID cases in Israel fall below 300 for first time since early December
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The crumbling walls of Arab Holocaust denial
4 factors that have made discussion of the Holocaust more legitimate in the Arab world, and its traditional statements of denial and distortion less acceptable
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