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Cryptocurrency at a crossroads: The world’s regulatory puzzle
30.12.24|Viki AuslenderBalancing innovation with consumer protection, nations take vastly different approaches to governing crypto.
Cryptocurrency at a crossroads: The world’s regulatory puzzle
30.12.24|Viki AuslenderBalancing innovation with consumer protection, nations take vastly different approaches to governing crypto.
Japanese investments in Israeli tech fall by a third amid war
06.08.24|Meir OrbachOf the $317 million invested by Japanese firms in Israel in the first half of 2024, $263 million were follow-on investments.
Garbage time: A ticking bomb in the middle of the sea
12.05.24|Viki AuslenderPollution does not always float on the surface of the water: the bottom of the oceans has become a dump of ammunition and dangerous weapons, from shells to leaking chemical bombs and radioactive materials. Meanwhile, nature is trying to find its own balance, and new research reveals that on the vast plastic islands in the ocean, communities of previously unknown tiny creatures are thriving.
“In Japan you should invest in trust as much as you invest in your product”
02.04.24|CTechJapan's economic resurgence stands in contrast to its demographic challenges and shifting market dynamics, prompting experts to explore its implications at the fifth annual "Big in Japan" event held in Tel Aviv
“FemTech is a national need in Japan”
27.03.24|Ariela KarmelCo-Founder and CEO of Network in Motion, Ira Prigat, spoke to CTech about the potential for Israeli tech in the Japanese market, and how Israeli FemTech is perfectly suited to address Japan’s unique population crisis, which has led the government to designate raising the fertility rate and women’s health solutions as a national goal
Japanese investments in Israel dropped 57% in 2023
25.02.24|Meir OrbachInvestments by Japanese companies in Israel returned to 2018 levels, even though the number of transactions remained stable
NTT Israel appoints Lilach Danewitz as Director of Strategy and Partnerships
14.11.23|James Spiro"Given the present circumstances, it is more important than ever to bolster our team in Israel,” said CEO Noa Asher.
Japan, the Czech Republic and Starbucks: unexpected demonstrations of support for Israel
05.11.23|Viki AuslenderAmid expressions of hatred, companies and global leaders are standing by Israel. From senior politicians to the toy giant Mattel, Israel has received support, sometimes from surprising sources.
Japanese investment in Israel fell by 20% in first half of 2023
04.09.23|Meir OrbachDespite the drop, Japanese investment accounted for 17% of all foreign funding in Israel, an increase compared with 12.8% last year
Japanese entrepreneurs can learn from leading start-up countries such as Israel
03.09.23|Yasutoshi Nishimura“I enthusiastically arrive in Israel today together with more than a hundred of Japanese businesspersons. I am very excited to have this great opportunity to see with my own eyes Israeli cutting-edge innovation and development,” writes Yasutoshi Nishimura, Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan
“We believe in the 'born in Israel, made in Japan' method”
01.06.23|Sophie ShulmanEyal Agmoni, founder of Chartered Group, shared his vision for business relations between Israel and Japan. Yasuhide Nakayama, former State Minister of Defense and former State Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan, added that Japan could benefit from Israel’s “great waterfall of knowledge"
“The bond and trust you build with your Japanese team members will help you overcome the challenges together”
31.05.23|CTechYuta Iguchi, COO of Million Steps, a Tokyo-based boutique consulting firm, was speaking at the Israel-Japan Conference in Tokyo
"Gaming today is for everyone, from my grandmother to my daughters"
31.05.23|Omer KabirMaayan Kotler, Head of APAC Gaming, Global Business Solutions at TikTok was speaking at Calcalist's Israel-Japan Conference in Tokyo. "Gaming today is mainstream entertainment and a relevant part of popular culture," added Noam Zada, Head of EMEA global gaming business marketing at TikTok
"The blending of Israeli high-tech and the promotion of health that we lead can become a winning combination"
31.05.23|Adrian FilutNoriyuki Ando, President and CEO of the beverage company Suntory Global Innovation Center was speaking at Calcalist’s Israel-Japan Conference
Prime Minister of Japan: “The people of Japan and Israel can solve the world's social issues by pooling their wisdom and working together”
30.05.23|CTech“One thing Israel and Japan have in common is that their people are a resource,” added Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in a special video address at the Israel-Japan Conference
Japanese delegation of business leaders to visit Israel on an innovation mission
30.05.23|CTechThe visit, which is set to begin on November 26, is being organized by Calcalist in collaboration with Million Steps, a Tokyo-based boutique consulting firm
“The Japanese market can contribute to the growth of Israeli startups and ultimately to the economic development of both countries”
30.05.23|Adrian FilutYamaji Hiromi, Director and Representative Executive Officer, Group CEO at Japan Exchange Group, was speaking at the Israel-Japan Conference in Tokyo
With the iconic view of Shibuya as a backdrop, the Israel-Japan Conference got underway in Tokyo
30.05.23|Omer Kabir500 entrepreneurs, high-tech executives, businesspeople and investors met for an evening of mingling, food and sake at a festive cocktail that opened Calcalist's Israel-Japan Conference in Tokyo
Who's who at the upcoming Israel-Japan Conference
29.05.23|Omer KabirThe first Israel-Japan conference, hosted by Calcalist and Discount Bank, will include three days of meetings, networking, and lectures with some of the biggest players in the Japanese economy and business sector

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