NoCamels highlights 5 Israeli companies from Vegan Fest that are transforming the world of food tech through innovative vegan products.

Yo! Egg, which has developed plant-based poached and fried eggs announced that it plans to launch in US restaurants later this year,

An online event hosted by OurCrowd will happen on Monday, May 2.

Selected startups work in tech verticals that include AI, digital health, robotics, sensors, hardware, developer tools, and cybersecurity.

The funding was not far behind the first quarter of 2021 but significantly lower than last year's fourth quarter.

NoCamels highlights six Israeli startups developing innovative technologies that aim to solve the shortage of water around the world.

Deloitte's accelerator program concentrates its support on Israeli growth-stage startups to break into the US market.

The startups were named to the Digital Health 150, an annual ranking of companies using digital tech to transform the healthcare industry.

With a surge in cyber attacks this past year, cybersecurity protection has become one of the biggest growth markets in the insurance industry.

The 10 startups will attend workshops and meet with Google and industry experts for the next four months to help them scale their companies.

In the third quarter alone, Israeli startups saw 177 investment deals totaling $5.89 billion, continuing an uptrend.

Tel Aviv earned high marks in funding and market reach, continuing its impressive year breaking funding records and creating unicorns.

Taipei's Innovation to Industry Launchpad program selected its 2nd cohort of Israeli companies, aiming to ease their entry into Taiwan and other Asian markets.

Israeli companies broke all previous investment records, including with 38 deals of over $100 million each -- also known as mega rounds.

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