26 Israeli unicorns are headquartered in New York, according to a new report by the United States-Israel Business Alliance (USIBA).

Ten companies founded by Israelis and based in NY joined the unicorn club since mid-2020, many just in the past six months.

The Tel Aviv-based company will open an autonomous systems command center at the Tech Garden in Syracuse, New York.

4 Israeli-founded companies with HQs in NY joined the unicorn club over the past year, says a new report by the New York - Israel Business Alliance.

Israeli digital health company DarioHealth, known for its creation of a cloud-based diabetes monitoring device, announced it has closed a private placement offering of $21.3 million this month. As part of the offering, the company issued 21,375 shares of convertible preferred stock, at $1,000 a share, to institutional and private investors. SternAegis Ventures, the venture […]

Founded in 2016 Venn says it creates urban revitalization by managing homes, creating shared spaces, and supporting local businesses and initiatives for community engagement.

A new report by the New York-Israel Business Alliance found that Israeli-founded companies are making a substantial impact on the state's economy - to the tune of $18.6 billion in revenue in 2018 alone.

The YU Innovation Lab will serve as a hub for Israeli startups and a launching pad for Israeli entrepreneurs in the city.

The Cybersecurity Moonshot Challenge by NYCx, a tech-based municipal program, is aimed at encouraging innovative solutions that protect small businesses from cyber attacks.

NY artist Sean Kenney, one of 16 Lego-certified artists around the world, is showcasing his intricate Lego brick art in Tel Aviv for the first time.

At Talkspace's #PopUpTherapy installation in the Flatiron District, therapists provide passersby with free 15-minute therapy sessions.

For so many of us, fresh and local produce is a luxury that we just can't afford. But thanks to Farmigo, a platform that connects between local farmers and communities to create neighborhood farmers markets, the luxury of freshness may finally be affordable, and philanthropic too.

Israel may be known as the Startup Nation, but many Israeli startups still prefer to operate in the Big Apple than in the Land of Milk and Honey. With over 200 Israeli startups in New York City alone, NoCamels selected 10 promising Israeli startups trying their luck with the American Dream.

If you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. Israeli app moovit, which uses crowdsourcing to help people plan their public transportation route, has recently launched in New York City, helping the dwellers of the Big Apple travel more efficiently.