Tel Aviv-based company seeks valuation of at least $3.5 billion to $4 billion, after coronavirus pandemic led to a boost of activity with firms seeking work from home solutions

Ben-Gurion University licenses tech to startup Panacea for further development; several biopharma firms seeking to use platform to improve how clinical trials are run

Startup's tech increases sweetness impact by targeting specific taste buds, allowing for lower use of sugar; accord is step toward commercialization

Founded by mathematicians and computer scientists in 2011, Symbolab helps students understand and practice math; startup will retain brand, team

Calcalist: Founded in 2007 by Or Offer, the Israeli startup has developed ways to measure and predict customer behavior; its tools are used by leading firms

This year's ranking by Dun & Bradstreet takes into account pandemic and shift of focus from providing 'pampering designer offices' to meeting pressing work-from-home needs

Innovation Studio in Tel Aviv, set up two and a half years ago, aims to connect companies' new payment solutions with Visa's network of merchants

Delegation invited by the Dubai International Financial Center is led by JVP's Erel Margalit; webinar series also seeks to boost cooperation in healthcare

Software developed by Tel Aviv-based firm tells users which companies hold their data and how they are using it, and lets them decide if they want to it to be deleted

Aleph, which grows meat directly from cattle cells, hopes to set up consortium with space agencies; company says it wants to 'push the boundaries' of its production process