Sophie Shulman is a tech journalist who writes for CTech by Calcalist and Ynet News. With a focus on the Israeli tech scene, Sophie covers topics such as private equity investment, cybersecurity, high-tech partnerships, and the impact of global politics on the tech industry. She provides in-depth analysis and insights into the latest trends and developments in the Israeli tech ecosystem.
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Sophie's coverage predominantly focuses on the Israeli tech sector, investments, IPOs, and cybersecurity. She is particularly interested in articles that cite data and press releases, indicating that she values factual evidence and official announcements.
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By: Sophie Shulman
Duvakitug signals a brighter future for the Israeli pharma giant.
“Contrary to reports, the Ministry of Defense did not approve the sale of Paragon. The Ministry is examining the sale procedure and its implications.” the Ministry said in a statement.
Paragon’s sale sparks debates over regulation, judiciary independence, and political influence.
By: Sophie Shulman
The purchase of the Israeli company, known for its "Green Invoice" system, will especially benefit founders Lior Wilczynski and Rami Gabai, as well as the Fortissimo fund, which invested in the company three years ago.
By: Sophie Shulman
Cybersecurity dominates investments, accounting for 42% of total funding, while new startups struggle to emerge.
By: Sophie Shulman
The automotive sensor company will receive critical non-recurring engineering payments through 2027 amid revenue struggles.
By: Sophie Shulman
The Israeli maritime analytics company will be delisted from the stock exchange, marking a premium exit for shareholders.
Despite $9.7B funding boost in 2024, Israeli high-tech stagnates amid declining foreign investment and overreliance on cybersecurity; RISE Institute calls for government action, global investor ties and measures to counter brain drain for growth
By: Sophie Shulman
Despite devastating events and financial struggles, CEO Ron Yekutiel remains focused on the company's future.
Presale offers fares starting at $1,550 as High-Tech Forum secures Airbus A330-900 for new service.
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