21.03.24|Omer KabirEstablished by the Russian technology firm Yandex, Yango is restructuring its operations amid sanctions imposed on Russian companies due to the Ukraine invasion. This includes transitioning taxi operations to local franchisees across various countries
10.08.23|Sophie ShulmanA sale to an Israeli entity would disconnect the company from its association with Russia, making it more competitive against local brands
08.08.23|Sophie ShulmanReports indicate that the law's effects might extend beyond Russia, potentially affecting Yango users worldwide, including in Israel
05.03.23|James SpiroOr Zano, General Manager at Yango Delivery, joined CTech to share some tips about balancing work and family
17.05.22|Sophie SulmanArkady Volozh, one of the founders of Yandex, wrote to the Israeli Prime Minister and three ministers telling them that he has decided to move the company's headquarters to Tel Aviv. He is seeking special conditions for the company's non-Israeli workers as he attempts to move the “Russian Google” away from Russia and the sanctions
12.03.20|Meir Orbach To date, the company worked with drivers only through taxi companies, but now it will offer all independent, unaffiliated drivers the option of working directly with Yango
01.03.20|Meir OrbachRussian Nasdaq-listed company Yandex launched its taxi-hailing subsidiary Yango in Israel in December 2018
19.12.19|Udi EtsionRussian media company Yandex is considering replacing the Israeli head of its Yango taxi-hailing service, which has been tailing competitor Gett, one person familiar with the matter told Calcalist
08.12.19|Sophie ShulmanLaunched in Israel one year ago, Yango, the taxi-hailing service operated by Russian multinational tech company Yandex, has been tailing local market leader Gett
20.11.19|Sophie Shulman and Meir OrbachGett is getting farther away from unicorn status and an IPO, at least partly due to its failed investment in New York-based Juno. Since its launch in 2010, Gett has raised $800 million; for shareholders to see a return on their investments, the company will need to list at a much higher valuation
12.11.19|Lior Guttman Operating in the greater Tel Aviv area since December 2018, Yandex’s service will expand to the northern Israeli city Haifa and its surroundings, and the southern city of Be’er Sheva
19.09.19|Adi PickThe company currently has three autonomous vehicles active on Israeli roads and intends to operate an additional seven by the end of 2019
12.07.19|Sophie ShulmanQuietly, carefully, and with a great deal of Soviet discipline, Arkadi Volozh built Yandex, a $13 billion online empire that competes on the same level as Google. To get out from under the American tech giant’s shadow, however, Volozh is placing his bets on winning the autonomous vehicle race, and is looking to the best Israeli minds to do so
04.07.19|Udi Etsion and Tomer HadarYango drivers charge passengers a pre-determined fare price based on traffic data and other variables. Israeli law mandates that cab drivers can only charge the price indicated by the meter
06.03.19|Meir OrbachIn an email sent to company employees, Gett’s founder and CEO Dave (Shahar) Waiser wrote to the company’s employees that the company wants “to be ready” for an IPO offering by the end of the year
31.12.18|Tofi StolerThough not an official holiday in Israel, New Year’s Eve is widely celebrated in parties while the country’s Russian-speaking population celebrates “Novy God”
25.12.18|Adi Pick These test rides will include a driver behind the wheel for safety precaution. The company is already testing out its driverless cars in Russia and the U.S.
10.12.18|Meir OrbachYango, a taxi-hailing service by Russian technology company Yandex, began operating in Israel Monday
05.12.18|Nitsan SadanThe company, which uploaded its Hebrew-language app to Google and Apple's stores last week, wants to challenge local market leader Gett
27.11.18|Meir OrbachYandex’ main rival in Israel is Gett, the local taxi-hailing market leader. Gett is already competing with Yandex on the latter’s home turf, having launched its service in Russia in 2015