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Selina and Tel Aviv’s Elevation Academy launch tech skills courses and workshops for ‘digital nomads’ staying at Selina’s Latin American hostels.
Selina and Tel Aviv’s Elevation Academy launch tech skills courses and workshops for ‘digital nomads’ staying at Selina’s Latin American hostels.
Spotinst, Twistlock and Dynamic Yield each raised more than $30 million during August.
Patients will use the wireless blood-glucose monitor at home. Data will be synced through GlucoMe’s app and analyzed by its Digital Diabetes Clinic.
40 ZAKA International Rescue Unit commanders from 5 countries receive specialist search-and-rescue training with IDF Home Front Command.
The trophy at the European SportsTech competition in Hamburg went to one of Israel’s growing number of sports-technology startups.
The 14th annual event will feature different varieties of beer from Israel and beyond, live music and other activities in Independence Park Aug 29-30
Shimrit Perkol-Finkel of ECOncrete is one of 5 awardees in the WE Empower UN SDG Challenge for female entrepreneurs advancing sustainable development.
Surprise discovery at future Uri Geller Museum is second Ottoman-era soap factory found in the vicinity, evidence of a once-thriving industry.
Five films explored residents including a falafel vendor, an IVF specialist, an ultra-Orthodox artist, an evangelical Christian and boxing partners.
The Israeli humanitarian organization’s team will distribute humanitarian relief to survivors of Kerala’s worst flooding in a century.
Israel’s squad garners 12 medals at World Para Swimming Allianz European Championships in Ireland and badminton players win gold and silver in Brazil.
Pepsi says its acquisition of the Israeli home soda-maker reflects its campaign to find new ways of reaching consumers beyond the store-bought bottle.
Linoy Ashram, 19, set a new record in clubs at the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Challenge Cup Championship in Minsk, and won an all-around gold medal.
BIRD Foundation investing $2 million in joint Israeli-US projects to build advanced technologies for victim location and radio communication.
Israeli archaeologists believe the newly discovered skull and palm bones are the earliest evidence of Bedouin blood vengeance.