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Israeli startup Orasis brings science fiction to life by developing corrective eye drops as an alternative to reading glasses, contact lenses or surgery.
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Business
In the merged company Outbrain shareholders will receive 30% of the subsidiary and $250 million in cash. Taboola will hold a 70% stake of...
Culture & Art
Fiddler on the Roof has received 9 Tonys, has been the most running musical in Broadway history and is being played every single day...
Business Failures
The British tourism group Thomas Cook has collapsed, having entered compulsory liquidation this morning. As this chart shows, the share price had plummeted from around 58...
Real Estate
This is 83% higher than that of IDO Group's shares ■ Both companies hold by Israelies. Adler, the controlling shareholder of Brak Capital, The...
Business
The We Co., the parent organization for WeWork, has delayed its IPO, after filing with the SEC last month to begin the process of rolling...
Business
Using Crunchbase data, a study conducted by IVC Research Center Israeli startups raise A rounds later than both American and European companies
Crime
The Ministry of Defense and Police are investigating suspected cyber group Ability for crimes related to security exports, fraud and money laundering on a...
Business
According to analyst CB Insights, Chinese AI company Bytedance is the highest-valued startup – currently private, up-and-coming company – in the world. The venture,...
Business
The first prototype of the Israeli Future Vehicle REE will be presented at the International Automotive Exhibition (IAA) next week in Frankfurt.