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The financial website Tearsheet has crowned the startup, which develops and manages a digital banking platform in the U.S., serving over 600,000 businesses.

The private sector, nonprofits, and individuals all have roles to play in Israel's recovery.

Four Tel Aviv startups land on TIME’s list of 2024’s best inventions, showcasing Israeli innovation.

Imagindairy, produces sustainable, animal-free dairy proteins that are identical in taste, texture, and nutritional value to cow milk proteins, according to the company statement.

Hitachi partners with Israeli startup Cynamics, integrating its AI-based cyber technology to predict and respond to network threats, setting new standards for cybersecurity in Asia.

Representatives of the Ministry of Defense, investors, and entrepreneurs participated in a conference dedicated to startups operating in the security field.

Israel's leading IP and patent group, the Luzzatto Group, partners with Sarona Partners at the Ofakim Innovation Center to empower startups.

After a two-year drought in IPOs, many Israeli startups are now on standby, poised for the anticipated reopening of the IPO window next year.

The startup plans to advance its tricuspid catheter valve and continue clinical trials in the U.S. and Europe.

AI company Sana announces the acquisition of startup Ctrl, which developed an AI-based platform for sales management and customer support.