CTech's Monday Roundup of Israeli Tech News

Top Intel execs visit company stronghold in Israel. Intel’s interim CEO Robert Swan is visiting Israel, along with several dozens of Intel executives. The delegation is set to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and visit the company’s local facilities. Read more

Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan, Jack Ma to attend Israeli innovation summit. Other planned attendees include Facebook executive David Marcus, venture capitalist Yuri Milner, and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt. Read more

Israeli women entrepreneurs rise up to correct male-only Merkel photo op. The German Chancellor was the only woman present at an event celebrating tech innovation and entrepreneurship in Israel, during her two-day visit to the country. Israeli women entrepreneurs decided to take action. Read more

Perforce Software buys mobile quality assurance company Perfecto for $200 million. Perfecto has raised some $92 million in investments since it was founded in 2006. Perforce is expected to maintain Perfecto’s activity in Israel. Read more

Small businesses are the most archaic insurance niche, says Next Insurance co-founder. Next Insurance offers customized insurance policies in real-time to small business owners through an online platform. Read more

Yandex Music officially launches in Israel. The music streaming service will compete locally with Spotify and Apple Music by offering over 40 million songs. Read more

Finnish food delivery app Wolt Is coming to Tel Aviv. In July, Dutch online food delivery company Takeaway.com announced the acquisition of Tel Aviv-based 10bis, the dominant food delivery service in the Israeli market. Read more