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ISRAEL AT WAR - DAY 527

TLV Partners

TLV Partners is managed by (left to right): Rona Segev, Eitan Bek, Adi Yarel-Toledano, and Shahar Tzafrir. (Eyal Tueg)
July 17, 2023, 10:06 pm
TLV Partners pulls in $250 million for early-stage startup investment fund
Tel Aviv-based firm launches fifth fund to back Israeli-founded startups enagaged in AI, cybersecurity, fintech, biotech, and other fields
By Sharon Wrobel
A combination of photos showing former Bank of Israel governors Karnit Flug (L) and Jacob Frenkel. (Yonatan Sindel and Yossi Zeliger/Flash90)
January 22, 2023, 10:49 pm
Ex-Bank of Israel chiefs warn judicial overhaul ‘could deal severe blow’ to economy
Jacob Frenkel, Karnit Flug say ‘strength of judicial system a central factor determining Israeli economy’s status in world’; dozens of companies plan strike Tuesday
By ToI Staff and Sharon Wrobel
TLV Partners is managed by (left to right): Rona Segev, Eitan Bek, Adi Yarel-Toledano, and Shahar Tzafrir. (Eyal Tueg)
January 18, 2023, 4:38 pm
VC warns: If Israel democracy is harmed, tech firms will need to flourish elsewhere
TLV Partners says makeover of justice system could force best minds to leave and local tech entrepreneurs to create startups outside of Israel
By Sharon Wrobel
TLV Partners is managed by (left to right): Rona Segev, Eitan Bek, Adi Yarel-Toledano, and Shahar Tzafrir. (Eyal Tueg)
October 3, 2021, 5:02 pm
TLV Partners raises $320M to invest in early-stage Israeli startups
Israeli VC firm launches fourth fund of $220M to back new ventures and additional $100M initiative to support portfolio companies and founders
By Ricky Ben-David
Illustrative image of a payment (wutwhanfoto; iStock by Getty Images)
May 6, 2020, 5:21 pm
Coronavirus spurs debate on whether startups should get aid too
Veteran heads of VC funds say market forces should determine which startups survive, no intervention needed
By Shoshanna Solomon
Robot working with headsets and monitor (PhonlamaiPhoto, iStock by Getty Images)
January 7, 2018, 3:32 pm
2018 will see tech focus on making our devices not just smart, but AI smart
‘Deep learning will enter all fields,’ says Eyal Miller of Samsung NEXT Tel Aviv, as startups aim to work around the vast amount of processing power needed by algorithms
By Shoshanna Solomon
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