New film set to reveal Israel’s biggest secret: its food
‘A food culture that no one in the world knows about’ – Roger Sherman, documentarian
‘A food culture that no one in the world knows about’ – Roger Sherman, documentarian
‘Israeli portfolio companies are priced more reasonably than Silicon Valley companies, making Israel an attractive location for investments and acquisitions.’
‘We must work together to nurture and to promote innovative businesses in both our countries and to maximize our shared advantage.’
‘When everyone belongs, we’ll be much more powerful as a society,’ says Cisco executive involved in advancing job prospects of the ultra-Orthodox.
Asian investment in Israel is skyrocketing, and experts agree that 2015 will be the year Asia becomes Israel’s best new buddy.
Israeli innovators have transformed the ordinary wheel into a futuristic shock-absorbing product for wheelchairs, bikes and more.
AposTherapy’s uniquely calibrated shoe treats knee and back pain; RealView Imaging’s 3D holograms help doctors make clinical decisions during surgery.
Shade yourself under the solar-panel canopy, recharge your devices, surf the Net, have a cool drink – courtesy of the sun and Israeli ingenuity.
“Private Israeli high-tech companies are an extraordinary investment opportunity for UK investors.” — Oren Harel, Chairman of PrivatEquity.biz
Business Insider gives a shout-out to the women leading the tech field.
‘This is a pattern that’s repeated itself in the last three wars,’ says OurCrowd’s Jon Medved. ‘Israelis are pretty resilient.’
After making a mark in biotech and business, Israeli women are taking on the traditionally male-oriented world of high-tech.
Israeli startups rank in lists featuring world’s best technologies.
Waze acquisition leads year of impressive exits and rise in mobile and web investments.
‘Massachusetts has become a home away from home for Israel’s innovation.’