Israel business

Israel job vacancies hit highest rate since December of 2022, CBS says

The total number of job vacancies in Israel rose to 152,134 in December, compared with 150,953 in November

People looking for work as unemployment rises
NVIDIA

Nvidia in advanced talks to acquire Israeli AI startup AI21 Labs for up to $3 billion

Flam's vineyard snakes through the valley.

Wine Talk: From winemakers to farmers

Anchor founders

Israeli AI startup Anchor Browser raises $6M in seed round


How do you keep a company alive in a lull market? - interview

Capital market expert Oded Har Even grants insight on today’s dangerous market, and how to stay afloat in it.

 Oded Har Even, co-managing partner of Sullivan & Worcester Tel Aviv.

Andbank, Clarity merge their Israel-based asset management

The oldest private bankers firm in Andorra, Andbank, will link its Israel-based asset management firm Sigma Investment House with Tel Aviv-based Clarity Capital Group.

Right: Amir Leybovitch, CEO of Clarity Capital; Middle: Alberto Garfunkel, Chairman of Sigma Investment House; Far left: Yair Shani CEO of Sigma Investment House.

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.

 Unit's team.

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."

 Zim Integrated Shipping Services

Israel set to hold first NFT auction as artists embrace new tech

The first-of-its-kind May 30 auction will display contemporary art by established and respected Israeli artists, Tiroche Auction House owner promises.

 A screenshot of the NFT work “Summertime Sadness” by Moran Victoria Sabbag.

Israeli tech giant Fiverr posts record revenues in Q1

The record revenue marks a 27% increase in year-over-year Q1 revenues, even as the global economy teeters on the brink of recession.

Fiverr building in Tel Aviv

Israeli startup Nanox opens semiconductor plant in South Korea

Nanox will develop crucial semiconductor microchips – The subject of many supply issue woes – That produces digital x-rays for their 3D medical imaging systems.

 (From left) Akiva Tor Israeli Ambassador, Erez Meltzer CEO of Nanox, Tae Yeol Lee, Vice president of Yonging Chamber of Commerce, Dr. Il Ung Kim Chairman of Nanox Korea at the operational ceremony.

UBQ lands Nestle, Anheuser-Busch as clients with thermoplastic solutions

The latest collaboration will see the two multi-national companies implement UBQ Materials' eponymously-named thermoplastic solution in its own processes as a plastic alternative.

 Israeli green startup company UBQ Materials

Nurami Medical finishes recruitment for tissue damage clinical trial

Nurami Medical's new product – ArtiFascia – is a synthetic implant for restoring and repairing membranes after surgical procedures.

From left: Nurami co-founder Nora Nseir Manassa, PlasFree Operations Manager Samah Waked and PlasFree R&D manager Dr. Nuha Higazi

Percepto drones to be used in Delek US oil refineries

Percepto's project enables Delek US to operate its drones without a pilot to maintain line of sight with the drone, meaning operators located in the control room can easily manage the drone.

 One of Percepto's BVLOS drones in action.