Technology

Israel is known as a marijuana research powerhouse, but now its medical cannabis growers are about to dazzle the world.

Israel's hi-tech industry is nothing short of a global success story. Still, this success is missing one key ingredient.

Centers in Tel Aviv and Haifa will employ 100 people, further deepening the retail giant's presence in the country.

Israel's Healthymize has developed an artificially intelligent app that listens to voice patterns in patients with asthma and other ailments.

The Israeli startup developed a virtual driving training system, allowing driverless cars to learn what to do on the road.

Media giants such as Disney are pouring cash into the Israeli startup to expand its global footprint.

Just like Netflix changed home viewing, Muvix changes the way people watch movies out.

Kåre Schultz, former chief executive at H. Lundbeck A/S, to steer Israeli drugmaker to divest assets, cut debt and restore investor confidence

Gigya, the "Facebook for organizations," manages 1.3 billion customer identities to build digital relationships for large companies.

An Israeli team joined the race to find those trapped in rubble, using unique technologies that detect phone signals.

Israeli company TalkSpace is taking online therapy to the masses in the US.

Is a smiley the same as an actual smile? Absolutely not, researchers find.

Twelve Israeli startups took part in London events recently as part of a British Embassy initiative.

The campus will serve as a new hub for New York City’s growing innovation and technology sector.

$300 million are poured into Israeli companies that produce cultured meet.