$495m deal tops June acquisitions involving Israeli firms
The sixth month of 2018 transactions saw Israeli companies getting bought out, buying out foreign companies and making domestic acquisitions.
The sixth month of 2018 transactions saw Israeli companies getting bought out, buying out foreign companies and making domestic acquisitions.
Israeli innovators have developed two new technologies to fight the kite and balloon attacks that have destroyed thousands of acres in southern Israel.
Humanitarian aid organization is first Israeli NGO to win UN Population Award for providing free heart surgeries to children in need across the world.
MonitHer’s revolutionary ultrasound system that allows women to regularly monitor for abnormalities at home wins grand prize at Israel’s WeWork Creator Awards.
Watergen, Utilis, Innoviz and others listed among 61 of the world’s most promising technology pioneers. Israel has second most companies on the list.
Tech partnership between the UK and Israel has helped boost the UK economy by as much as £800 million since it was launched in 2011.
Israeli technologies for safe connected and autonomous vehicles could soon be built into millions of cars manufactured in the US and China.
Tel Aviv-based ReFundit’s mobile solution aims to make the tiresome VAT refund process more efficient for tourists. First pilot will launch in Slovakia.
Project Debater, built out of IBM’s Haifa research lab, demonstrates its ability to deliver persuasive arguments in the first showcase of the AI technology.
Easy, fast, cost-effective tool for video creation enables brands, not only publishers, to reach more web surfers without hiring a videographer.
Israeli researchers say discovery of drug-resistance protein in feline AIDS may be able to help in the advancement of anti-AIDS drugs for humans.
The drama by Keshet won top prize at Cannes International Series festival in France earlier this year.
Trial in Ashdod simulated accidents involving multiple vehicles and pedestrians. The walkers had Foresight’s Eye-Net app installed on their phones.
Jewish Israelis and Muslim Arabs working together to advance peace through sports, education and engaging religious leaders win $30,000 prize.
In the midst of a rash of fires in Israeli border communities ignited by incendiary kites from Gaza, kids in Sderot fly handmade ‘kites of life.’