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Trigo co-founders Michael (left) and Daniel Gabay. Credit_ Tom Bartov

Competing against Amazon: the growth of Trigo’s autonomous store

Daniel Gabay, an alum of Forbes Israel’s 30 Under 30 list, and his brother Michael, thought that all was lost when the tech giant announced the opening of a store without cash registers just days after completing an initial investment round. But they managed to make the most of their advantage, with regard to their competitors

Adi Weitzhendler, co founder of Valoo by Keren Ganor

“We bring shareholders together with their money”

The bang the local high-tech branch experienced in the last years made tens of thousands of Israelis very reach, on the paper & Valoo, owned by Forbes Under30 graduate, Adi Weitzhandler, helps them realize their holds in the private companies that became unicorns overnight

How to come out stronger

Many companies have found themselves facing quite a few difficulties during the corona crisis. But the crisis has actually created an opportunity to develop a positive image with activities that suit the spirit of the time. Marian Salzman, Senior Vice-President Commuincations at Philip Morris, talks about how to do it right

Trade War II

Loyal to his style of negotiation, precisely when it was starting to look like we were on the brink of a historical agreement, President Trump re-ignited the global trade war and sent the markets into a tailspin • While the American economy was at its peak and the Chinese economy was continuing to reveal signs of distress, Trump’s hand appeared to be stronger – but America has much to lose in this extended poker game between the big powers

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