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In Time for Coffee Lake Launch, Intel CEO Visits Israel

22.08.17|Hagar Ravet and Omer Kabir
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich landed in Israel on Sunday, on time for the global Monday launch of Intel's new generation of core processors
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Insider Trading Charges Plague Intel-Mobileye Deal

17.08.17|Orr Hirschauge, Hagar Ravet, Omri Milman and Sefi Krupsky
In a lawsuit filed April 5 the SEC charged two Richmond, Virginia residents with insider trading related to the acquisition
קרין אייבשיץ-סגל מנכ"לית מרכזי הפיתוח אינטל ישראל

Following Executive Departures, Intel Appoints New Chief in Israel

15.08.17|Meir Orbach
In March, an Israeli Intel executive left the company and joined Apple as country manager
מכונית אוטונומית מובילאיי BMW

Intel to Build Autonomous Car Test Fleet

13.08.17|Omer Kabir
The fleet, to be built by Jerusalem-based Mobileye, will be tested in Israel, the U.S. and Europe
בריאן קרזניץ' מנכ"ל אינטל מוסף 17.9.15

Intel Closes $15.3 Billion Mobileye Deal

09.08.17|Nir Tal
Intel concluded the first stage in the acquisition of Israel-based Mobileye, world's largest supplier of automotive collision detection systems
מובייל איי חיישני הרכב מובילאיי מכוניות

Last Hurdles Cleared in Intel-Mobileye Deal

01.08.17|Nir Tal
Korea Fair Trade Commission approved Intel’s acquisition of Mobileye, clearing the way for the finalization of the $15.3 billion deal
ה מכוניות ה אוטונומיות שאינטל מפתחת עם מובילאיי

Mobileye Pushes Back Intel Deal Deadline

24.07.17|Nir Tal
After failing to secure a required shareholder majority, the company pushed back the deal deadline to July 28
מגדל שרונה ב תל אביב

Israeli Tech Exits Plummet in 2017, Report Says

06.07.17|Meir Orbach
Israeli-related technology companies were sold for $1.5 billion in the first half of 2017 – less than a third of the lowest annual total in the past five years, a new report says
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