Amdocs drama: Stock crashes 45%
The software company's stock crashed in after-hours trading following a weak forecast for fiscal year 2027. In the background: A sharp dispute with T-Mobile.
Tech & Start Ups
Layoffs at NICE: Some 500 employees to go home
Check Point shares plunge 12% in premarket trade following weak reports
Major tech giants move in: ToHa 2 secures NIS 320M in new leases
Shake-up in tech company rankings: monday.com plunged, who reached first place?
The 2026 Dun & Bradstreet report points to a dramatic shift in employee sentiment across the sector: The search for stability and transparency is replacing perks and flashy promises.
How regional developments are affecting israel’s economy
Assess how 2026 regional dynamics affect Israel's markets, with tech resilience and strategic adaptations shaping economic prospects.
Preserving ideas beyond the screen: How AI is changing the way we create in 3D
Discover how image-to-3D AI helps artists, educators, and hobbyists transform photographs into editable 3D models for creative projects, education, and digital design.
How are start-ups and fintechs driving digital entertainment and platform innovation?
From game development and cybersecurity to payment processing, startups and fintechs are providing the technology powering the next generation of digital entertainment platforms.
An Israeli company is being sold for $420 million
Israeli technology company Perion has signed a binding merger agreement to be acquired by Affle at a valuation of approximately $420 million.
Best AI video generators in 2026
Platforms for teams, studios and agencies.
How game designers make a five-second outcome feel like an event
From animation and sound to carefully timed reveals, game designers use anticipation and visual effects to make brief outcomes feel exciting, meaningful and memorable.
Employee training startup raises $40 million
Bites, which developed an AI platform for training deskless workers via WhatsApp and Teams, completed a Series A round led by PeakSpan Capital fund.
Following protest: NYPD backs out of deal with Israeli company
The New York Police Department has backed away from its intention to award a contract of about $750,000 to the Israeli company Cognyte to develop cell phone tracking and location capabilities.
Israel’s cybersecurity sector and its global market position
Examine Israel's cybersecurity dominance in 2026, exploring cutting-edge innovations, international partnerships, and emerging market strategies shaping global defense.
