ECA International determined expensive cities in 207 cities across 120 countries and territories by factors such as food and grocery prices.

Aleph Farms, known for its cultured beef steaks, announced it has partnered with Tel Aviv art designer Daniel Elkayam, on Earth Day.

Kornit Fashion Week was a celebration of fashion innovation driven by tech that fuels personalization and sustainability in on-demand fashion.

Thirteen startups were selected to take part in the new accelerator program in Tel Aviv by the US-based seed accelerator Techstars.

The store, which will open in Dizengoff Center shopping mall before the summer, will come with a significant price cut on all Lego products.

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The report released by Startup Genome is a deep dive into ecosystems with tech-based startups focused on reducing environmental impact.

Tel Aviv is the world's most expensive city, according to the 2021 Worldwide Cost of Living index by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).

The 8th Smart Mobility Summit brought together 5,000 leaders in the mobility and smart transportation sector from 60 countries.

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

The new AT&T R&D center in Tel Aviv will join the one in Airport City, which currently employs 500 people.

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

The Eretz Israel Museum's large-scale Photomenta exhibit features outstanding photography from Turkey, France, Spain, Israel, and Morocco.

Helpful bacteria fire ‘poisoned arrows’ at infection-causing microbes in Tel Aviv University lab; they ‘permeate a neighboring cell by brute force and release toxins into it’.

The international culture magazine also named Tel Aviv the 'funnest' city, and put it in second place in the 'food and drink' category.