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Science and Technology Minister Orit Farkash-Hacohen.

New NIS 225m. program launched to integrate Arab workers into hi-tech “The more we succeed in integrating more Arab workers into the Israeli high-tech industry, the more we will succeed in bringing Israel's economic growth to additional segments of the population."

Tech & Start Ups

Students at the Arava International Center for Agriculture Training

Israel grants NIS 9 million to agriculture tech startups

The Agriculture Ministry and the Israel Innovation Authority launched a joint program to develop Israeli technology in the field of agriculture.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Tel Aviv ranks second after Silicon Valley on 2021 Global Startup Ecosystem Report

Tel Aviv has ranked number #2 globally as a Cleantech ecosystem on the 2021 The Global Startup Ecosystem Report (GSER), coming in at a close second after Silicon Valley.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Israeli startup Vanti Analytics raises $16M to unlock AI at scale for manufactures

Israeli startup Vanti Analytics has raised $16 million in Series A funding and plans to drive the entire industrial ecosystem to the next level of AI adoption.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Banking & Finance

Shekel weaker against dollar after Fed meeting

The shekel is weakening today against the dollar and strengthening against the euro.

Cryptocurrency logos

Fireblocks raises $550m at $8b valuation

Fireblocks, an Israeli cryptocurrency security company, completed a $550 million financing round, quadrupling its value.

By OFIR DOR/GLOBES/TNS

Where is Israel's stock market going? Two analysts explain

Even if economists and analysts do not believe that we are seeing a transition from a bull to a bear market, they expect continuing volatility and uncertainty, at least in the near term.

By AVIV LEVY/GLOBES

Market Data

Opinion

A woman passes by a T-34 tank and other Soviet-era military vehicles while practising nordic walking in a park in the rebel-held city of Donetsk, Ukraine January 27, 2022.

Israeli tech firms have much to lose in Ukraine

In recent years Ukraine has become a type of proxy for Israel's tech sector - here is how it is affecting the Israelis currently living there, who now need to survey their options.

The now snow-covered Knesset.

Snow and market predictions - opinion

Just like weathermen can’t predict what the weather will be, so too, market timers can’t continuously predict the direction of the market.

Illustrative photo of Israeli money

Israel and the worldwide taxation system - opinion

The “model rules” are the detailed nuts and bolts for implementing the 15% minimum tax rate in 137 countries, Israel included.

Energy & Infrastructure

The state of transportation in Jerusalem

While some improvement can clearly be seen in the capital's public transportation, too many of the challenges and lack of logic in decision-making still exist, affecting all of us.

Kinneret edges steadily higher following steady rainfall in northern Israel

This season, the Upper Galilee has had 411 millimeters of rain out of an annual average of 718 millimeters.

Real Estate

Jerusalem College of Technology receives approval to expand campus

The Tal Campus for Women will provide opportunities for students from underserved populations to pursue higher education.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Canada's Beaverhall buys Tel Aviv Nofei Yam lot

Such a price of more than NIS 50,000 per square meter would have seemed unrealistic six months ago.

By Arik Mirovsky/Globes/TNS

News Updates

Israeli Insurtech Accelerator opens for second year, includes Dell Tech advising

Garin Group appoints new CEO

Biden administration in talks to head off 5G aviation standoff

Former High Court judge to be appointed as head of insurance company's board of directors

Jerusalem Municipality approves budget increase for cultural institutions

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