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Silicon Valley’s gamble on Trump faces early test as FCC appointment sparks tensions
19.11.24
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Omer Kabir
Hopes for friendlier relations fade as Brendan Carr’s appointment raises the stakes for Big Tech regulation.
CTech’s Book Review: Five principles of a Silicon Valley star
31.07.24
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Jenny Bruk
Jenny Bruk, VP of Engineering at Semperis, has joined CTech to share a review of “Trillion Dollar Coach: The Leadership Playbook of Silicon Valley's Bill Campbell” by Eric Schmidt, Jonathan Rosenberg, and Alan Eagle
SE Ventures appoints Amit Peri to represent Israeli office
18.12.23
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CTech
“Israel is one of the core geographies for SE Ventures and we intend to accelerate our investments in Israel with Amit on board,” said Julien Cristiani, General Partner at SE Ventures.
“You have to look at the map and know that California is much more than Silicon Valley”
04.07.23
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James Spiro
Sharon Vanek, Executive Director of the California Israel Chamber of Commerce, joined CTech to discuss the appeal of the Golden State despite its local challenges
“It is not for Silicon Valley leaders or tech startups to determine the future of our democracy”
10.07.22
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James Spiro
Norms are being smashed by private tech companies and governments have finally decided to catch up.
“I think Silicon Valley is a state of mind more than a physical place”
20.02.22
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James Spiro
Shuly Galili, Co-founding Partner at UpWest, speaks to CTech about the changing roles of California and Startup Nation for Israeli companies
Silicon Valley to Silicon Wadi: California-Israel economic ties are stronger than ever
18.10.21
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CTech
A new report by the Bay Area Council Economic Institute has highlighted the robustness of the economic ties between both states, with California being home to 22 Israeli-founded technology unicorns, the most of any US state
"When you're an entrepreneur, you're always on display. You're always performing, and you're always questioning how the audience is receiving you"
31.12.20
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CTech
Silicon Valley investor Steve Krawczyk talks to Michael Matias about the importance of grabbing opportunities, how patents play out in the pharma industry, and his role as an “emotional support angel”
The Valley is hot for virtual healthcare
14.09.20
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Oded Hermoni
Covid-19 made telemedicine a reality and everyone is looking to invest in the now scorching sector
Covid-19 forced the Valley to break out of its bubble
30.08.20
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Oded Hermoni
Entrepreneurship is still thriving, but the world’s tech epicenter is adjusting to a reality where geographic location is no longer as important
When You’re in Lockdown, Innovation Takes the Back Seat, Says Israel’s Tech Ambassador to Silicon Valley
11.05.20
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Allon Sinai
Talk in the West Coast is that the Covid-19 crisis expedited the digital revolution, says Moran Zilbershtein, the Head of the Economic and Trade mission to the U.S. West Coast
From Silicon Wadi to the Valley: SV101 Wants to Help Israeli Entrepreneurs Enter the West Coast Ecosystem
23.01.20
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Elihay Vidal
SV101 is an immersion program for Israeli entrepreneurs examining potential expansion to the U.S. West Coast, offering mentorship and access to a network of professionals from Israel and Silicon Valley
Y Combinator to Interview Israeli Startups for Winter Cohort in Tel Aviv
25.07.19
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CTech
YC is considered one of the leading accelerators in the world, counting companies such as Airbnb, Dropbox, and Reddit among its more than 2,000 graduates
Wix Chairman Says Tech Giants Are After Wix Employees, According to Report
10.06.19
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CTech
In an interview published last week by Forbes, venture capitalist Mark Tluszcz said Silicon Valley giants’ habit of poaching local startup employees has become a problem
Some Israeli Tech Entrepreneurs Will Fly Across the Globe to Take Part in Israel’s General Election
08.04.19
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Elihay Vidal
Unlike the U.S., Israel only allows citizens to vote within state limits, with the sole exception being state workers, military personnel, and diplomats stationed outside the country
Israeli Tech Entrepreneurs Set Their Sights on New York
18.11.18
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Yifat Oron
Once drawn to Silicon Valley, Israeli entrepreneurs now look to the East Coast of the U.S., as they factor in smaller time differences and shorter flights
Israel-Focused Silicon Valley Venture Firm UpWest Labs Closes $18 Million Fund
14.02.18
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Hagar Ravet
The Palo Alto-based investment firm focuses on early stage Israeli tech startups
Tel Aviv Startup Nexar Wants to Poach Tech Workers from Silicon Valley
07.02.18
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Asaf Shalev
The company announced a relocation program that includes a $20,000 bonus, housing assistance, yearly flights back home, and Hebrew lessons
2018 Forecasts: Bitcoin Will Crash, Venture Capital Will Flow, Innovation Will Spread
02.01.18
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Amit Karp
Israeli venture capitalist Amit Karp shares his outlook for the year ahead
Dispelling Some False Notions about the Israeli Entrepreneur
24.12.17
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Aner Ravon
The list of complaints is familiar to many: the Israeli entrepreneur arrives late to meetings, fails to dress appropriately, and flaunts irrelevant military past in broken English
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