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Category: Hitech
H2PRO, which develops technology for producing green hydrogen, is currently in the midst of a $ 70 million round of funding. The leading investor in the current round of funding is Temasek, a Singapore-owned holding company that manages the country's wealth fund with $ 283 billion in assets. In September 2020, Temasek acquired control of the Rivolis drip irrigation product manufacturer from the Pimi Fund at a company value of $ 456 million. It is estimated that the current round of funding for H2PRO will be based on a company value of $ 250-300 million before the investment
Dec 28, 2021
Category: Hitech
Intel launched the most powerful 9th generation of Intel Core processors for laptops developed at the R & D center in Haifa. The new processors are designed for gamers and content creators. There are now 580 computer game players and 130 million content creators, who are very important to the computer's raw performance and responsiveness. These users need PCs that can handle any task, from demanding games to heavy workloads of editing, randering and encoding heavy K4 video files
Apr 23, 2019
Category: Politics
After last week the organizers of the protest announced the establishment of the "Kaplan Force", and after a week of petitions and clashes, today the demonstrations against the legal revolution are taking place across the country for the 26th time, almost half a year after the first demonstration in Kaplan. Hundreds of thousands of people protest in Tel Aviv and various cities in the north, in Dezrum, and in the center. At the demonstration in Kaplan, Ron Huldai, Moran Zer Kazanzstein, leader of the Alternative Builders organization, and Moshe Redman - high-tech entrepreneur and lecturer -...
Jul 1, 2023
Category: Financial
Israel Post today (Monday) approved the financial statements for 2021, against the background of the advanced negotiations for a recovery plan with the Workers' Committee. The reports show that the company is facing a loss of no less than NIS 175 million, after the company recorded a huge loss of NIS 643 million in 2020, 383 of which were set aside for expenses for retirement
Mar 28, 2022
Category: Health
Thousands of people demonstrated on Saturday evening in Tel Aviv against the new government led by Benjamin Netanyahu, among other things in protest of the reform of the judicial system that it intends to promote. At 7:00 p.m. they gathered in the Habima Square and from there they marched around the city to the Tel Aviv Museum plaza. "All the opponents of the coup d'état carried out by the criminal government, which threatens to harm all citizens of Israel wherever they are, have gathered," the organizers of the demonstration said
Jan 7, 2023
Category: Financial
Cybersecurity company Check Point has closed out 2024 with strong results, surpassing analyst expectations for both revenue and earnings. Under the leadership of CEO Nadav Tzafrir, Check Point reported fourth-quarter revenue of $704 million, a 6.5% increase year-over-year, and non-GAAP net income of $2.70 per share—outperforming the consensus estimates of $699 million in revenue and $2.65 per share in earnings
Jan 30, 2025
Category: Financial
Moody's, the prominent credit rating agency, has declared that it is placing the Israeli government's credit rating under review for a potential downgrade. This announcement comes in the wake of the recent outbreak of war in the region, and it closely follows a similar decision made by Fitch, another credit rating company
Nov 20, 2023
Category: Financial
As of the end of September, Israel's government deficit has reached 8.5% of GDP, amounting to approximately NIS 166 billion. This marks a 0.2% increase (about NIS 8.8 billion) from the previous month, reflecting escalating financial pressures related to ongoing military operations
Oct 10, 2024
Category: Real Estate
The governor of the Bank of Israel, Prof. Amir Yaron, on Tuesday, summoned the CEOs of the banks in Israel to a meeting on the issue of interest rates on deposits and loans. The conversation that took place in the governor's office was relatively relaxed, but it can be called a "mild reprimand conversation", in which the governor criticized a lack of sensitivity towards the middle-class populations mainly those who pay high-interest rates on loans and when they have money in deposits and current accounts receive low interest, if at all, in an improbable manner of difference from the...
Jun 20, 2023
Category: Government
The Neterlands won the Eurovision song contest after winning 492 points. Italy was second and third was Russia. At the end of the judges' count, Sweden won the premiere but the audience gave the victory to Duncan Lawrence of Holland, who also watched his victory Kobi Merimi was ranked 23rd. Of the judges he received twelve points, all from Belarus. Of the world audience received thirty-five points. Only Germany received no points from the crowd. Our correspondent, Shani Nachshoni, states that at the end of the vote counting, members of the Icelandic delegation took a political protest and...
May 18, 2019
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