Israeli startup Cybereason is backed by technology investment giant Softbank and the investment arm of Alphabet (Google.)

The move 'will unlock the value of Mobileye for Intel shareholders by creating a separate publicly traded company,' Intel said.

Israeli-based fantasy sports platform Funatix has been able to take advantage of the paradigm shift of how sports are consumed.

Kaltura's shares will begin trading under the symbol KLTR and the offering is expected to close on July 23.

The announcement comes on the heels of last week's news that Outbrain had filed for a proposed initial public offering.

Founded in 2013, Riskified developed an e-commerce fraud prevention platform that makes it easier for online merchants to accept high-risk payments.

Outbrain has grown to hold 18 offices worldwide and boasts an impressive 275 billion monthly recommendations in 14 different languages

WalkMe is the 85th Israeli company to be traded on Nasdaq as Israeli companies on Wall Street receive $300 billion valuation.

Monday.com has teams in Tel Aviv, New York, San Francisco, Miami, Chicago, London, Kiev and Sydney, and has raised over $200 million to date.

SimilarWeb announced the pricing of its IPO of shares on the NYSE, selling eight million shares at $22 apiece.

The online payments startup will become public through a merger agreement with SPAC company FTAC Olympus Acquisition Corp.

Nanox developed a commercial-grade digital X-ray source that competes with larger, more expensive machines and that is a fraction of the cost and weight.

US-Israeli insurance tech firm Lemonade raised $319 million, selling 11 million shares at $29 apiece.

Five Israeli-founded companies were among 50 startups selected for the eighth annual Disruptor 50 list by business TV news channel CNBC.  For the first time, the Disruptor 50 added an extra step to its selection process, noting how companies were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.  The diverse group of companies “poised to emerge from the […]

The Tel Aviv-based company, which developed a platform for freelancers offering services for as little as $5, is looking to go public in the US, The Marker reports.