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A WORKER at Ashdod port coordinates a crane to hang a giant Israeli national flag.

Ashdod Port undergoes reinforcement process to protect from cyberattacks "The port is a strategic place where a wide range of different and diverse technologies are concentrated, each of which could be an opening for a cyberattack," said Erez Kaplan.

Tech & Start Ups

L’Oréal launches virtual hair coloring tool

The Virtual Try On (VTO) tool is on L’Oréal’s website, and can be accessed at any time to "measure" one’s hair color virtually.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Susan Bennett, voice of Siri, partners with accessibility startup UserWay

Voice actor Susan Bennett was hesitant to come out as the iconic voice, but doing so has led to great collaboration.

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

Heavy traffic jam on the Ayalon highway in Tel Aviv due to construction work, on June 11, 2020

Conference in Tel Aviv showcases futuristic Israeli transportation solutions

EcoMotion brings together startups, investors, government, and academia, to push forward Israeli smart mobility and transportation high-tech companies and technologies.

By Adi Koplewitz/The Media Line

Banking & Finance

Unit becomes first banking-as-a-service unicorn with $1.2b valuation

Unit's banking-as-a-service platform Unit allows companies to embed financial services in their products.

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

Israeli bank provides aid for Ukrainians

With the funds, they were able to fly in medical equipment, professionals and consumer goods to Ukraine through aid and rescue organizations.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Tel Aviv skyline

Elah Fund backs up 'startup diversity' talk with a lot of money

“From a business perspective, diversity and inclusion has real substantive benefits.”

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

Market Data

Opinion

If Elon Musk’s Twitter plan falls through, it wouldn’t be the first time

Elon Musk, the erial entrepreneur, controversy-stirring celebrity, terminally online gadfly and the richest man in the world abruptly tapping the brakes on the $44-billion Twitter acquisition

A SELF-DRIVING car – the latest AV legislation update is an important move forward for Israel.

The path to autonomous vehicles in Israel - comment

Israel will only reap the benefits of the new legislation if the regulators can demonstrate their professionalism and efficiency on an ongoing basis.

Artificial intelligence

It’s time for the fourth technological revolution: AI - opinion

The regulation of AI technologies presents a further challenge, particularly in highly regulated industries such as digital healthcare and finance

Energy & Infrastructure

A WORKER at Ashdod port coordinates a crane to hang a giant Israeli national flag.

Ashdod Port undergoes reinforcement process to protect from cyberattacks

"The port is a strategic place where a wide range of different and diverse technologies are concentrated, each of which could be an opening for a cyberattack," said Erez Kaplan.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

ZIM reports record results for first quarter of 2022

"Building on an extraordinary 2021 for ZIM, we maintained our strong trajectory in the first quarter of 2022, delivering on our commitment to outstanding execution and profitable growth."

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Real Estate

Angolan government and Mitrelli group’s Haim Taib inaugurate project to house 20,000 people

Innovative model focusing on community building is designed to be replicated across the continent and beyond.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Three-billion-dollar life science real estate fundraise sets record

“We look forward to putting these resources to work in support of the next generation of critical discoveries,” said Dan Belldegrun, Breakthrough Properties CEO.

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

News Updates

Saudi energy minister: Gap between crude and fuel mobility prices around 60% in some cases

UK poised to ditch plans to empower tech regulator - FT

Israeli freight forwarding company ISLINE to represent Flexport

Kremlin says idea to peg rouble rate to gold prices is being discussed

Unilever posts 7.3% rise in first-quarter underlying sales

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