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Nine Israeli innovations that helped shape the world, from Waze to the Iron Dome
Zionism challenged Jews to take the initiative, and almost eight decades later, Israeli innovations are improving the world and enriching lives everywhere.
No. 46: Michael Dell, Amnon Shashua, Safra Catz, Jan Koum, Brandon Korff, Dmitry and Igor Bukhman
Prominent Israeli businessman, philanthropist Dr. Shmuel Harlap dies at 82
Mobileye stock plummets following Amnon Shashua’s departure
When someone gives you something for free, take it!
Discounts are being given by the Ministry of Transport of up to NIS 1,500 on advanced road safety systems added to vehicles.
Exit nation? Israeli exits decline in 2018
"The Israeli start-up landscape in 2018 took another step in the global direction of more money funneled into less deals," said Benzi Segev, CEO of IVC Research Center.
Mobileye to develop accurate maps of Britain’s road network
The latest agreement follows a year of pilot projects, with Ordnance Survey successfully integrating data collected by Mobileye into their geospatial database for Great Britain.
Israel’s car technology sector triples in the last three years
The car tech revolution started very well in Israel with the location tracking device Waze being sold to Google for over $1 billion in 2013.
Mobileye slams 'new entrants' to field after fatal Uber crash
Israeli founded company says its technology could have prevented the death of Uber victim in fatal car crash.
Could Israeli night sensor tech saved life of driverless Uber crash victim?
“Imagine that you are driving in the dark, at night, and you see nothing in front of you,” said BrightWay Vision CEO Ofer David.
New beginning: To be a mensch
Entering 2018, the year of Israel’s 70th birthday celebrations
Kahlon: No import taxes for gadgets and clothes
Some economists criticize the move as fiscally irresponsible.
Israel's auto-tech industry attracts NIS 65b in 2017
Israel's auto-tech industry is buzzing as Mobileye is installed in Chinese buses, startups close large financing rounds and carmakers open offices in Israel.
Defending Jerusalem as a ‘real ecosystem’
Cognitive dissonance is alive and well in the Israeli business press, particularly as it pertains to Jerusalem.