The Highest-Valued Startups in the World According to analyst CB Insights, Chinese AI company Bytedance is the highest-valued startup – currently private, up-and-coming company – in the world. The venture, which is valued at $75 billion, is running content platform Toutiao in China, which uses machine learning to tailor a newsfeed for each individual viewer […]
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By Contributing Author Self-sufficiency is a goal that many new businesses strive to reach. Ideally, a company would employ a diverse range of professionals and be able to address any problem that it encounters. However, few startups have the available capital and resources to hire that many employees on a full-time basis. Rather, they need […]
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Scientists at the Universities in London and Canada have discovered, for the first time ever, water at a planet outside our solar system that has temperatures needed for life. But Canadian’s lead author Angelos Tsiaras said, “this is definitely not a second Earth. “Earth-like conditions are not possible.” The Super-Earth is in what called the […]
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Gantz said he would not have left unless everyone in the campaign event was able to seek cover first. Netanyahu was rushed to safety Tuesday night as rocket alert sirens blared in the southern city of Ashdod and returned minutes later to resume his speech. “If I were there – I would not move,” Gantz […]
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In a country like Israel, where the birth rate in 2016 was 3.11 per woman – the highest in the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) countries – it’s no surprise that innovators are looking for technologies to take some of the worries out of pregnancy and give a greater measure of control to […]
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The synthetic hair made of non-repulsive materials, with tiny stents, which are known from heart disease, Suitable for women going home with the final hair look; Not suitable for men Are you seeing lots of hair left around in the shower, on your pillow or on your hairbrush? If you are shedding hair a bit […]
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“You might think you understood what your physician said, but most of your questions come to mind only once you’re in the parking lot or back home,” says Eliran Malki, CEO of Belong.life, an Israeli-made app for navigating the cancer journey. With the app on your smartphone, “you have a physician or nurse available at any […]
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It all started when I picked up a local freebie magazine. On the front cover, there was an advertisement that someone must have thought was a clever marketing campaign, but in reality, was actually in extremely poor taste. Intending to show that utilizing this company’s services could help customers realize significant financial benefits, the advertisement […]
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Photo Credit: pixabay This week Rav Yitzchak is once again joined by his wife for this special show on Yom Kippur. Every year in every synagogue the book of Jonah is read on Yom Kippur, but is there something more we can learn about our current troubles in the world and the story of a […]
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