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Which Israeli companies have been making billions in the UAE and can Cancer be beaten?

Which Israeli companies have been making billions in the UAE and can Cancer be beaten?

CTech Daily Roundup: “We will see dozens of interactions over the next few months that will grow into hundreds next year,” Jon Medved says of UAE ties

CTech | 22:26, 16.08.20
“We will see dozens of interactions over the next few months that will grow into hundreds next year,” Jon Medved says of UAE ties. Don’t be pushy, give Israel-UAE relationship time to develop, OurCrowd CEO cautions Israeli companies eager to do business in the Gulf. Read more 

Before the ink dries: Everything you need to know about the UAE’s economy. Israeli companies aiming to break into the UAE market will find a local thirst in several sectors, including retail digitization, cybersecurity and health. Read more  

Shopping in Dubai in the UAE. Photo: Shutterstock Shopping in Dubai in the UAE. Photo: Shutterstock Shopping in Dubai in the UAE. Photo: Shutterstock

Even without diplomatic ties, here’s how 200 Israeli companies are already doing business in the UAE. With conduit companies and subsidiaries in third countries and a vow of silence regarding their origins, Israeli manufacturers and startups have been selling goods and services to the Persian Gulf country for years. Read more

Cyber, defense and water projects: Israeli companies have made billions working in the UAE. Companies like Logic, IAI, Elbit, and Tahal didn’t wait for official ties and have been doing business with the Gulf state for years. Read more

Covid-19 proves small businesses are very resilient, says Honeybook CEO. Oz Alon, co-founder and CEO of online business management startup HoneyBook spoke with Calcalist reporter Hagar Ravet, as part of Biz Online, Calcalist’s online conference on the consumer revolution and the success of online commerce following the Covid-19 crisis. Read more

Viridix and Talgil partner to offer farms cutting-edge smart irrigation. The partnership will combine Viridix’s data-driven technology with Talgil’s irrigation control systems. Read more

Tips | 7 ways to foster innovation amid a crisis. We need to start thinking about the long term solutions to the challenges and restrictions brought about by Covid-19. Read more

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange launches TASE Up, a new platform to access tech investments. The electronic platform is expected to help companies and investors recover from the devastating impact of Covid-19. Read more

Israeli mini X-ray developer Nanox sets terms for $100 million Nasdaq IPO. According to its filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the company plans to raise the money by offering 5.9 million shares at a price range of $16 to $18. Read more

From robots to quantum computing: IAI accelerator opens its doors to startups. We are looking for technological breakthroughs, not equity, says IAI VP of Strategy and R&D. Read more

Can Cancer be beaten? The findings are surprisingly optimistic. Two revolutionary developments offer solutions that deliver medicines directly to the cancerous tumor – the Nano-Ghost system that operates like a 'trojan horse' in miniaturized stem cells and nano-metric diagnostic barcodes that help identify the most suitable drug treatment. These nano technologies may also prove helpful in contending with the coronavirus. Read more  

Opinion | 5G will revolutionize the way networks are managed. The acceleration of 5G networks and the development of new advanced technologies will force telecommunication service providers to find new ways to manage their networks and automation will be key. Read more

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