27.04.23|Sophie Shulman, Meir OrbachThe shrinking of Israeli high-tech comes amid the global economic downturn, but it is clear to those within the industry that without a return to political sanity, the industry and the Israeli economy will suffer
01.05.20|Hagar Ravet and Meir OrbachCalcalist reporters Hagar Ravet and Meir Orbach break down the considerations for compiling this year’s list of Israel’s top 50 startups
10.05.19|Meir Orbach and Hagar Ravetlsrael is home to over 200 growth stage companies. Check out the 2019 CTech's release of the country’s top 50 most successful startups!
08.05.19|Hagar RavetIn seven years, Riskified grew from an anti-fraud startup into a global leader in retail efficiency that is boosting the e-commerce industry
08.05.19|Hagar Ravet and Meir OrbachOptimizing client communication, choosing your own adventure, and making public transportation more efficient
08.05.19|Meir OrbachFrom Datorama's exit to Gett's upcoming IPO: where are last year's star startups now?
08.05.19|Hagar Ravet and Meir OrbachSuper-fast databases and user-generated marketing content
08.05.19|Meir Orbach and Hagar Ravet Communication without devices, a shopless glasses shopping experience, and laser sensors for cars
08.05.19|Zohar ZisapelTechnological advancement, analytical flexibility, and the kind of mentality that makes the impossible possible have earned Israel the moniker “the Startup Nation”
08.05.19|Meir OrbachBusiness intelligence startup Sisense identified the need to expand and turned to the U.S., U.K., and Japan. Its growth makes it a prime candidate for acquisition
08.05.19|Meir Orbach Appsflyer, whose technology lets app developers monetize users, jumped from a $1 million annual turnover to a $130 million turnover in just over five years
08.05.19|Hagar RavetThree fintech stars taking over the American market
08.05.19|Hagar Ravet and Meir OrbachFive fascinating companies that lived up to their promise, became unicorns, and earned their way out of the ranking
08.05.19|Oren Bar-OnThe Israeli tech industry proved this year that it is capable not only of producing companies but also of growing them. Now, when a group of U.S. unicorns is going public, Israeli companies are in line to do the same