Pandemic stress is real and insomnia is on the rise. For better sleep, the Israeli high-tech industry has some options on offer.

The Israeli survey conducted by Power in Diversity looked at 424 startups and 70 VC funds to find the average representation of women.

Webiz has hired local managers, including Ashot Pashinyan, son of the Armenian PM to serve as Talent Acquisition Manager.

Aliyah to Israel in 2021 showed a more-than-30% year-on-year increase compared with 2020, with more than 20,000 people arriving so far.

A new report by the Tel Aviv Municipality and the IVC Research Center takes a look at the city's booming tech and innovation ecosystem.

Even amid pandemic challenges, VC funds added a total of 620 new firms to their portfolios, up from 470 in 2019 and 439 in 2014, report shows.

From at-home scans and breastmilk kits, to using AI for IVF, Israeli companies are offering vital services to new and expecting parents, and caregivers.

Though lockdowns prevailed, the global tech sector proved to be a safe harbor for investors through the stock market turbulence this year.

Founded in 2016, the company says it will use the funding for go-to-market activities and the expansion of its technology platform.

The fund will back AI, cybersecurity, IoT, software infrastructure and big data companies.

OurCrowd is hosting its annual Global Investor Summit in Jerusalem with more than 20,000 attendees from over 100 countries.

The Palestinian Internship Program, founded in 2014 by Israeli-American entrepreneur Yadin Kaufmann, brings Palestinian talent to Israeli companies.

The OurCrowd Global Investor Summit, highlighting the best of Israeli tech, is set to take place in Jerusalem on February 13 and expects to draw some 20,000 guests.

The Israeli companies listed span categories such as insurance, healthcare, cybersecurity, and Big Data.

A delegation of senior representatives from Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) is in the country to meet with entrepreneurs, investors, and researchers.