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Author: David Rutman

Intel Capital Invests In Israel’s Lightbits Labs, Imperva Acquires US Company jSonar

October 1, 2020David Rutman

Imperva and jSonar are both cyber security firms. Intel Lightbits From Lightbits Lightbits and Imperva show how Israeli innovation and businesses continue to show strength in the face of a worldwide slowdown caused by the Corona pandemic. Imperva may be American but it was started by Israelis. And it has acquired fellow cybersecurity firm jSonar. […]

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Coralogix, TetaVi, Papaya Global And BioCatch Raise Combined $91 Million

October 1, 2020David Rutman

Covid-19 juts can’t keep Startup Nation down. Papaya Global PR Pic Israeli firms Coralogix, TetaVi, Papaya Global, and BioCatch have somehow managed to raise a total of $91 million in new funding among them. This even as Israelis are suffering through a total nationwide lockdown due to the Coronavirus. Wow! BioCatch, researches people’s digital behavior […]

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Facebook Merging Its Messenger Instagram Services

October 1, 2020David Rutman

People will not need both Messenger and Instagram apps to communicate. From Facebook Blog Post Facebook owns both WhatsApp and Instagram. And Facebook has its own Messenger app which needs to be installed separately from the main Facebook App. Messenger included tech from WhatsApp. Now the company is moving toward merging services between them, specifically […]

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Clare Bronfman The Seagram’s Heir Gets 81 Months In Federal Prison

October 1, 2020David Rutman

She was sentenced for her part in the whole Nxivm sex cult scandal. Clare Bronfman Leaving Court News Screen Shot Seagram’s heir Clare Bronfman has been sentenced to just shy of 7 years in a Federal prison. She will spend the next 81 months (6 years and nine months) behind bars with no parole. And […]

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Bill Ackman Lists New York Estate For $7.5 Million

October 1, 2020David Rutman

He bought it in 2004. Bill Ackman Estate Photo From Listing Billionaire investor Bill Ackman is selling his estate for $7.5 million. He bought it in 2004 for $3.3 million. Even when adding the $1.5 million spent on upgrades, the sale price still gives him a $2.7 million profit. Located at 445 County Route 17 […]

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Google Under Chinese Threat Of Antitrust Investigation

October 1, 2020David Rutman

This as Google offers new photo editing options and new Google TV. Google TV Ad Google is in trouble with China. Reuters has reported that Chinese authorities plan an antitrust investigation into how its Android operating system may be used to block competition. Huawei Technologies is said to be behind the complaint. Could this be […]

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Borat Is Back, Congratulates Donald Trump For Debate

September 30, 2020David Rutman

Sacha Baron Cohen Is Set To Release A Sequel To Borat. Sacha Baron Cohen What Is America Promo Pic Sacha Baron Cohen fans are getting a double dose of him as Borat. First he tweeted mock comments on the first Trump v Biden debate of 2020. And soon a Borat sequel will be released. The […]

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Steve Mnuchin “Hopeful” Deal On Corona Relief Bill Deal

September 30, 2020David Rutman

Steve Mnuchin “Hopeful” Deal On Corona Relief Bill Deal The Secretary also announced loans for seven US airlines in Corona Virus relief. Seratary Mnuchin Official Picture Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says that he wants to work out some sort of compromise deal on relief packages for Americans hurting financially due to the Covid-19 shutdowns. He […]

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Israel’s Via Transportation To Buy Israeli Startup Fleetonomy

September 30, 2020David Rutman

Its ViaViewer helps people find the best route to get to their destination. Israeli startup Fleetonomy is to be acquired by fellow Israeli company Via Transportation, Calcalist has reported. Fleetonomy Ltd, a Tel Aviv-based car fleet management startup, should fit in nicely with Via’s ride sharing services. No word yet on a price, though. We […]

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Israeli Scientists Create Wearable Device for Predicting Epileptic Seizures

September 30, 2020David Rutman

“Epilepsy that is not adequately controlled by medication is prevalent.” Dr. Oren Shriki Courtesy BGU Epilepsy is yet another harmful disease which Israeli medical researchers have been working on ways to eradicate. Now Ben Gurion University in Beer Sheva has developed a new device that predicts epileptic seizures which sufferers can wear. The new device, […]

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