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A Palestinian and Israeli engineer working together at Apple as part of the expansion of Apple’s R&D hub in the region

Apple onboards over 60 Palestinian engineers, looks to grow The tech giant hopes to “make meaningful change” while doing good business at the same time

Tech & Start Ups

Visa, Nayax collaborate to have many taxis in Israel accept payments without cash

The technology also allows the passenger to tip the driver, rate the level of service of the ride and receive a digital receipt via text.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Cervello is here to protect trains from cyber threats

The company has developed a deliberate and tailored approach to railway cybersecurity.

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

AI facial recognition tech identifies rocker Geddy Lee’s mother in anonymous Holocaust photos

Rockstar Geddy Lee found never-before-seen photos of his mother’s family thanks to a new effort to apply artificial intelligence facial recognition technology to photographs from the Holocaust.

By Jackie Hajdenberg/JTA

Banking & Finance

How to be the best at marketing your business - interview

Capitolis, a SaaS platform is backed by world-class venture capital firms and is used by more than 100 financial institutions. Meet the new global CMO, Alicia Tillman.

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

How to meet the current capital-raising challenges

Soaring inflation, spiking interest rates, and the impact of the war in Ukraine on the global economy have all significantly affected the ability of start-ups to raise capital.

By RONNY SCHWARTZ DGANI

Attempts to scam immigrants in Israel have reached a new high

The Association of Banks is launching a comprehensive campaign to try to stop attempts to defraud thousands of people every day.

By YEHUDA SHARONI/MAARIV

Market Data

Opinion

Ravin's platform lets users scan a car for damage in as little as 30 seconds.

Challenges in used vehicle market are opportunities for new AI-powered tech - opinion

Using advanced AI, car owners who are concerned that renters might damage their vehicles could use apps to better discern whom to rent to — and whom to avoid.

VARIOUS ISRAELI banknotes are displayed for an illustrative photo. The economy is well on its way to the pre-pandemic standards of budgetary discipline.

Despite political instability, Israel in healthy state for coming economic storm

Israel is expected to grow in 2022 by 4.8%, compared with 4.9% in the previous forecast – a minor decline that most Western countries would be more than willing to accept.

The flag of Switzerland flies on the dome of the Parliament Building (Bundeshaus), as the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues, in Bern, Switzerland, October 28, 2020.

Everything you need to know when opening a bank account in Switzerland

Swiss bank accounts promise stability, asset protection and confidentiality. But what are the risks that are involved and what do you need to consider before opening a Swiss bank account?

Energy & Infrastructure

Equalizing opportunities in Jerusalem

The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Community Sports Center in east Jerusalem promises exercise equality.

By ALAN ROSENBAUM

'Israel needs better reward system for firms fulfilling state’s goals'

Tzur Daboosh: "In practice, unfortunately, there is no connection between state goals and the tools of encouragement and taxation."

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Real Estate

RASHBA STREET plays host to quite a few of Rehavia’s vacant apartments.

Israel Land Authority: Housing price spike will slow down at end of year

Israel Land Authority CEO Yanki Quint speaks in a special interview about the housing crisis and criticism of the government plan.

By YEHUDA SHARONI/MAARIV

Are Israeli elections going to harm the construction industry?

There is concern that the upcoming Israeli elections will significantly reduce construction and lead to further increases in housing prices across Israel.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

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