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Author: David Rutman

Israeli Startups: TripActions, Salt Security Raising Capital

June 17, 2020David Rutman

TripActions has raised $125 million in debt financing convertible at IPO. The company: a cloud-based business travel platform that combines AI-driven personalization with and 24×7 365 live human support to travel business managers. Its real-time data can help enterprise leaders to make business decisions that not only protect their travelers but save money to help […]

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Beijing battles COVID-19 second wave; 27 neighbourhoods put on lockdown; flights cancelled

June 17, 2020David Rutman

China imposes new travel restrictions after an outbreak at the food wholesale market called Xinfadi that serves 80% of the city’s meat The outbreak at the main food market Xinfadi in Beijing has now been shut after it leads to a neighborhood nearby to the highest alert level.  Health authorities see the worst outbreak since […]

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The Kiddush Blessing for Important Days in the Jewish Faith

June 16, 2020David Rutman

By Contributing Author In Jewish faith and culture, the kiddush is a special prayer said at certain times. The word itself means sanctification or holiness in Hebrew. Jews recite the various versions of the kiddush regularly both at home and in the synagogue. In this article, you can learn more about the kiddush and when […]

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Post-Covid Travel: Israeli Comapny Pangea Introduces a Coronavirus Immunity Passport

June 16, 2020David Rutman

The company plans to release a smart card that facilitates visitors’ access to terminals and aircraft, while also protecting the population from spreading the virus. In an effort to revive the travel industry in the age of the coronavirus pandemic, Israeli company Pangea announced today a platform and a process that will enable governments to […]

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How Different Countries Handle their Post-Pandemic Reopening

June 16, 2020David Rutman

Contributing Author When we first heard about the novel coronavirus, it was just a piece of news coming from China in the papers. Nobody expected this sneaky little piece of RNA to become a problem for the entire world. Right now, there is only one country that has demonstrably defeated the epidemic: New Zealand moved […]

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Chinese coronavirus vaccine shot triggered an antibody response in more than 90% of patients

June 16, 2020David Rutman

Phase I tested safety, with none of the participants reporting any severe side effects from the vaccine.The company to begin Phase III trials the last step before it is approved for public use Sinovac Biotech Ltd. based in Beijing, China, said its vaccine called CoronaVac found safe and positive early data from human trials, Sinovac […]

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New light on intelligent life existing in our galaxy, Study

June 15, 2020David Rutman

If other technological civilizations last as long as ours which is currently 100 years old, there will be about 36 ongoing intelligent technological civilizations throughout our Galaxy. There could be at least 36 active communicating intelligent civilizations in our home Galaxy, claimes new study led by Christopher Conselice, Professor of Astrophysics at the University of […]

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Beijing faces ‘very high’ risk of COVID-19 epidemic broke out from a food wholesale market

June 15, 2020David Rutman

Beijing faces ‘very high’ risk of COVID-19 epidemic broke out from a food wholesale market The market in Beijing is more than 20 times larger than Wuhan’s seafood market, where coronavirus was the first outbreak.   After nearly two months with no new coronavirus infections, China has reported 79 new cases in Beijing over the past […]

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Aaron Applbaum’s VC Mizmaa is Open for Business

June 14, 2020David Rutman

Located in Hong Kong, with Chinese investors, MizMaa Ventures entered the startup ecosystem only three years ago, in 2017, but by 2020 it already invested in 21 startups and soon to be 22. According to IVC  Online, the fund invested between $1 million to 6 million and had two exits Corephotonics acquired in January 2019 for $155 million, […]

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With U.S. in turmoil, Netanyahu’s annexation dream is fading

June 14, 2020David Rutman

With U.S. in turmoil, Netanyahu’s annexation dream is fading Analysis: As U.S. is engulfed by racial justice protests and economic fallout from coronavirus, PM’s dream of annexing 30% of the West Bank grows more and more distant, and it seems he’ll probably have to settle for a more ‘symbolic’ move   On January 28, after […]

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