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Author: David Leibermann

Israel High Tech Scene October 30 – November 5

November 5, 2022David Leibermann

Tel Aviv at sunset, Israel Startup Israel New Startups / VC FundingApiiro Raises $100 Millionapiiro, an Israeli startup that boasts that it is the industry’s first Code Risk Platform in the area of DevSecOps, raised $100 million in a Series B round of funding led by General Catalyst with participation by Greylock and Kleiner Perkins. […]

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Revuze Raises $34 Million forMarket Research Tech

November 4, 2022David Leibermann

Revuze (Facebook) Revuze, an Israeli startup that offers real-time consumer insights, raised $12 million growth investment led by PSG. Revuze has now raised a total of $24 million to date. Basically, Revuze offers a new kind of market research service, one that uses the latest tech. Just the term market research alone makes people yawn. […]

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October Startup Nation Seemed Like Contraction Nation

November 2, 2022David Leibermann

a platform for volunteering: Vee co-founders (L-R), Gil Amsalemת May Piamenta, and Avi Amor. Photo Vee October was not a good month for Israel Startup Nation with several more companies contracting, laying off workers, and so on. This is all because of the current worldwide financial crisis sparked by the ongoing war in Ukraine. And […]

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A Post-Holocaust Betrayal: Israel’s Defiling Obeisance to Donald J. Trum

November 1, 2022David Leibermann

Benjamin Netanyahu and former U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House (Photo GPO) by Louis Rene Beres “That which is hateful to you, do not do to your neighbor. This is the entire Torah; the rest is commentary…: Rabbi Hillel, Babylonian Talmud, Shabbat 31a Please help us out : Will you offer us a hand? Every […]

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Sting of the Crisis Continues – EquityBee Fires 20%

October 31, 2022David Leibermann

EquityBee Israel team (co PR pic) EquityBee, an Israeli startup that provides an employee-focused stock options funding solution, is making layoffs. The company is letting go of about 25 of its employees in Israel, or roughly 20% of its total workforce. The company has raised $85 million in total investment to date. Israel Startup Nation […]

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Vote yes, donate, no! The ultra-Orthodox parties have lost their way

October 28, 2022David Leibermann

  By Adv. Nechama Tzivin * The Supreme Court ruling that was published in 2021, on the subject of conversion, is no less than a huge loss and damage to the Jewish cause in the State of Israel, it emphasizes the poor status and condition of the religious parties and especially the ultra-Orthodox in the […]

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Israel High Tech Scene October 22 – October 28

October 28, 2022David Leibermann

Tel Aviv at sunset, Israel Startup Israel New Startups / VC FundingTrigo Raises $100 MillionTrigo, an Israeli startup that offers retailers new technologies for in store customer service and checkout, raised $100 million in a new equity financing round led by Singapore state investment firm Temasek Holdings and 83North. Founded in 2018 by brothers Michael […]

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Want To Launch a Startup? Do These Things First

October 27, 2022David Leibermann

By Contributing Author The volatile economy and shaky stock market are just two reasons for a surge of interest in startup companies. Working adults are choosing to start small businesses as a way to offset the effects of inflation, and launching a new company is one of the best ways to develop a reliable second […]

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Mark Cuban Says Worst Problem for Entrepreneurs is ‘Inventor-it is’

October 26, 2022David Leibermann

Amy Leinbach, the founder of children’s tool company Big Bee, Little Bee with her daughter If you want to get advice on being an entrepreneur, listen to Mark Cuban. The billionaire businessman gives out such advice on his reality show “Shark Tank.” Mark Cuban is one of a panel of judges who decide if a […]

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Snyk 2nd Startup Nation Firm to Announce Layoffs on Monday Alone

October 24, 2022David Leibermann

SNYK Facebook pic Snyk, an Israeli cybersecurity startup in the field of cloud native application security, is the second Israel Startup Nation firm on Monday alone to reveal that it is forced to make cutback in its workforce. The company is laying off 198 of its employees, or about 14% of its workforce. Synk previously […]

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