Gloat, the AI-powered talent marketplace platform, today announced $90 million of Series D funding. It follows $57 million in Series C funding, announced last June, and $25 million in a Series B round in December 2019. The company, founded in 2015 by Ben Reuveni, Amichai Schreiber and Danny Shteinberg in New York, has expanded its […]

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

Founded in 2014, Gloat (formerly Workey), developed an AI talent marketplace for career opportunities that it says solves retention problems faced by enterprise companies.

Zebra Medical, AppsFlyer, Deep Instinct were among the Israeli startups selected by the renowned American tech magazine for its Europe's 100 startups annual round-up.