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EU approves Nvidia’s $700M acquisition of Israeli startup Run:ai
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Israeli tech’s top 10 funding rounds of 2024: Wiz sets another record
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Michael Levitt Analysis: Corona Is Slowing Down, Humanity Will Survive
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Israel will "experience a 'baby boom' of innovation" in 2025, says RUNI Ventures
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CTech’s Daily Israeli Tech News Roundup

04.01.18|CTech
Israeli regulator proposes to ban crypto-focused companies from stock exchange. Israeli military unveils intelligence fusion unit. The shekel is getting stronger.
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After Boycotting Riyadh Tournament, Ukrainian Chess Champion Says She’s Saddened to Lose Titles

04.01.18|Diana Bahur-Nir
Anna Muzychuk lost two world titles last week after opting out of the world speed chess championship
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OECD Should Move to Close Big Tech’s Tax Loopholes, Says Swedish Minister

06.12.17|Ran Abramson
In an interview with Calcalist, Minister for EU Affairs and Trade Ann Linde discusses tax havens for tech companies, Brexit and the status of women in Saudi Arabia
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CTech's Weekly Israeli Tech News Roundup

24.11.17|CTech
Teva to axe over 4,000 employees. Hedge fund warns it may push to replace board at chip company Mellanox. Big Tech bails on Israeli Treasury party
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CTech’s Daily Israeli Tech News Roundup

21.11.17|CTech
Tech company Mellanox has a new activist shareholder in Starboard, Israeli medtech had a busy day, cybersecurity entrepreneur wants people to be nice online and plans to use AI to do it. Also, can Israeli companies help Saudi Arabia build its futuristic robo city?
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Despite Internal Turmoil, Saudi Arabia Still Attractive to Multinational Tech

21.11.17|Doron Peskin
Earlier this month, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman launched an arrest campaign aimed at the country’s senior officials and top businessmen
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