Which Israeli company struck a $90 million deal thanks to the demand for salmon and who crossed $1.3 billion funding threshold?
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Facebook finally bans Holocaust denial on its platform. The social media giant has faced months of scrutiny for failing to distinguish between free-speech and anti-Semitism. Read more
Salmon. Photo: Wikipedia
Proptech company Agora raises NIS 3 million. The Israeli startup is developing a platform for real estate investment management. Read more
China Insights | For Israeli companies, understanding China’s annual plans is critical. Chinese governmental programs not only define what is “forbidden” and “allowed,” but also determine to which regions and industries investments will be directed, and which projects will be given priority. Read more
Due to high demand for biotech, Pontifax crosses $1.3 billion funding threshold. A series of successful exits and investments see the Israeli fund balloon by 22% to hit $404 million since the start of the Covid-19 crisis. Read more
Israel’s AquaMaof signs $90 million deal to bring its indoor fish growing tech to Nevada. CEO says tidal wave of global demand for fish, combined with a drive for food sustainability, is seeing interest in the company’s solution explode. Read more
