Israeli supermarket giant Shufersal will use Via’s intelligent logistics platform to plan, optimize, manage, and monitor distribution.

Via has been experiencing strong growth, with TransitTech revenue more than doubling to $100 million in the last year.

NoCamels highlights 14 Israeli startups that have repurposed technology, offered new products, and changed direction in 2020.

Via says the acquisition will strengthen its ability to meet increasing global demand for flexible delivery and logistics solutions.

The deal values Via at $2.25 billion; the company new currently using its tech to help cities optimize transit networks, transport essential workers, and deliver goods.

Our team compiled a list as a sample representative of the companies and startups that made a big impact in 2019.

Companies founded by Israelis and valued at $1 billion or over nearly doubled this year.

Via is licensing its tech to modernize and improve New York City's public school system - and its service.

There are a few handy tools to help ensure an easier way to get around and make the most of any trip to Israel.

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.

Some of the best-known startups and companies emerging from Israel have little to no commercial activity in the country.

The Israeli-founded startup, founded in 2012 by Daniel Ramot and Oren Shoval, is launching a joint pilot with the Dan bus company in 2019.

Some of the most highly rated apps on iOS were developed in Israel, including Waze, Moovit, Fooducate, World Series of Poker, and Facetune.

TechAviv's Yaron Samid recently compiled a list of startups and firms founded in Israel or by Israelis to 'show Israel’s transformation from a 'start-up nation' to a 'scale-up nation.'

Ahead of the one-day event, which will feature Israeli and international industry speakers, TechCrunch is also hosting a Tel Aviv Innovation week, a series of events across the city focused on mobility innovation.