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A video publishing platform turns content into a dynamic video with music, news feeds and a human-sounding narrator.

A video publishing platform turns content into a dynamic video with music, news feeds and a human-sounding narrator.

Telecomm, Internet, media and entertainment companies are the focus of a new Tel Aviv incubator with a $4 million investment.

A sophisticated Israeli brain-machine interface may one day help mute people express out loud the words they intend to say.

When the US Jet Propulsion Lab needed a special cooler for the Curiosity rover, it called a company housed on an Israeli kibbutz.

The top physics and math students in Israel are groomed for dazzling careers through an unusual military training program.

A five-year agreement will bring 1,000 Nanjing municipal officials and executives to study Israeli entrepreneurship and innovation.

Zao combines the appeal of cash rewards and the reach of social networking to fill job vacancies fast.

If you can play games, share referrals, recognize friends and purchase gifts through Facebook, it’s probably thanks to an Israeli startup. ISRAEL21c brings you the top 10 apps.

A new Israeli cloud-based company helps brokers and traders make better stock-market trading decisions in real time.
Academic agreement will advance collaboration in sciences, humanities, technology and agriculture.

In an age of increasingly uncertain weather, a new Israeli meteorological innovation may become the most powerful way of predicting the weather yet.

An Israeli entrepreneur’s FreshBiz board game is being played all over the world by budding business executives seeking to sharpen their skills.

Runway debris costs about $14 billion in damages yearly. That’s why the FAA likes an Israeli system to detect birds and metal fragments 24/7.

You may be able to ditch your laptop, now that Israel’s CloudOn is bringing the full functionality of Microsoft Office to the iPad.

What good are a million ‘Likes’ if they don’t translate to sales? New Israeli startup’s ‘engagement triggers’ individualize offers to each fan or follower.