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Oren Zeev. Built an investment empire | By: Oren Zeev

No Team, No Office: Oren Zeev’s One-Man Investment Empire

Oren Zeev could have retired after a flourishing career at the Apex fund. Instead, he began investing independently in “companies that create real value”. After funding companies that are now worth billions, he manages Zeev Ventures fund alone, without partners or analysts

The meteoric rise of Fintch | By Shutterstock

UBS launched the Future of Finance Challange 2021

The company launched its fourth competition in search of sustainable banking, cybersecurity, and new Fintech solutions: “We see Technology not just as an enabler but as a differentiator. We know we need to partner with others and build ecosystems”

The Next Billion dollars start ups

Special Project: Forbes Presents the Next Israeli Unicorns

In Israel alone, despite COVID-19 and the subsequent financial crisis, some companies have become new unicorns in the past year. Although the path to the top is hard and winding — but the trend doesn’t show any signs of slowing down

yuval kaminka by shlomi yosef

The golden note: JoyTunes app turns your smartphone into a music teacher

The JoyTunes application, which became a great hit during the coronavirus pandemic, makes it possible for its hundreds of thousands of subscribers all over the world to learn to play the piano and the guitar on their own. Now the founders’ goal is to become the next Netflix

Nir Zohar, WIX president By Alan Tzatzkin

“The country’s high-tech industry is on the verge of historical change”

From a small start-up of ten employees, Wix turned into one of the most traded public companies on Nasdaq, with a value of over $16 billion dollars and 5,000 employees around the world. Nir Zohar, the company’s president, explains why the partners refused to sell the website design platform that they designed and why, for the first time, there is more fundraising and IPOs than exits in Israeli high tech

Diagnostic Robotics founders | Photo: Omer Hacohen

Diagnostic Robotics: “Constructing medical decision-making ability”

A hundred million patients the world over benefit from the technology of Diagnostic Robotics — most of them are not even aware of it. Via artificial intelligence and big data analysis, the company from Israel is trying to make the world’s health systems more efficient and to predict the patients’ deterioration. “There are very few opportunities in life to do something with such a big impact.”

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