Which Israeli company has been acquired by Apple and when will Tesla finally launch in Israel?
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Interview | “UAE-Israel agreement can be a bridge to normalizing ties with Saudi Arabia.” Pini Meidan Shani who represents Israeli cyber companies in the UAE spoke to Calcalist about the practical significance of the deal and other regional peace prospects. Read more
Apple offices in Basel. Photo: Reuters Tesla's launch in Israel to be pushed back amid local GM’s departure. Covid-19 travel restrictions believed to be among reasons behind delay due to inability to train mechanics overseas. Read more
You are not alone: Malfunctions in Google's Gmail and Drive reported worldwide. Google confirms it is working on problems in accessing and operating its popular email, messaging, and file-sharing programs. Read more
Israeli researcher uncovers wide-scale cyberattack on the U.S. and Europe. The attack, named FritzFrog, was designed to exploit weak passwords and infiltrate infrastructure systems. Read more
Covid-19 accelerates production of Israel-based EchoCare’s non-wearable radars for the elderly. Company announced plan for A1 funding round to increase manufacturing following successful trials in Israel, Japan, and Australia. Read more
Normalization in action: GKH Law Offices to hold joint tech webinar with UAE law firm BSA. Dubai investors to potentially pour billions of dollars into Israeli tech, says head of GHK’s tech and VC department. Read more
Analysis | Teva neck-deep in legal trouble with no end in sight. Each new court case is revealing that the company walked the grey line on its path to remarkable success. Read more
