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Facial recognition firm Oosto, formerly AnyVision, sold for $125M after raising $352M

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Warburg Pincus Signs Deal to Acquire Israeli Credit Card Issuer for $680 Million

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Israel’s government and tech Industry brace for U.S. tax reform. Activist fund Elliott pushes to overhaul board of Israel's biggest telecom provider

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Salesforce Delivers Fresh Funding to Delivery Software Startup Bringg

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Tel Aviv-based Bringg develops and markets software that enables companies to manage third-party delivery suppliers in an “Uber”-like manner

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