By Nina Wei

Helios says its technology will make it viable for oxygen to be produced on lunar soil for fuel, instead of being brought from the Earth.

A host of new food tech portfolio companies at the Kitchen Hub signals a focus on health, sustainability, and food safety.

The two firms Carbyne, and Edgybees have teamed up to provide video imagery to disaster and emergency response teams through drones.

Behalf enables US merchants to offer instant point-of-sale financing and flexible repayment terms for increased sales and cash flow.

Founded in 2017, Zone7 developed an AI-powered injury prediction solution for athletes and clients with physically demanding positions.

Founded in 2015, Tailor Brands streamlines brand design to help entrepreneurs launch and grow their businesses.

Founded in 2017, Jones has sought to simplify risk and compliance for commercial property managers using AI.

MDClone developed a platform that organizes healthcare data in real-time to allow for medical analytics and research, without infringing upon privacy.

NoTraffic developed a real-time, plug-and-play autonomous traffic management platform to reinvent how cities operate transport networks.

The investment now brings Aidoc’s total funding to $140 million to support a surge in demand for its AI-driven solutions.

Israel is sending its biggest Olympic delegation this year, with some first-time qualifying athletes like in archery and surfing.

Trigo’s decision was based on its consideration of Google Cloud’s strong relationships with leading retailers.

The program helps Israeli growth-stage startups expand operations in the US by providing the support of Deloitte teams in the US and Israel.

The Israeli tech ecosystem came in third worldwide, preceded by the UK and the US, in a new report ranking global startup ecosystems.

The Series C funding round will bring Gloat’s total funding to $92 million.