Liad Agmon is leaving his job as partner at US venture capital firm Insight Partners in order to found a new startup.

Start-ups have perennially faced funding problems in Africa, but in Israel they are investment channels for the government.

Nigeria and Japan have unveiled a venture capital initiative aimed at fostering high-growth startups through Naira-denominated investments. The initiative, which ...

The story of Al Tur Elementary’s Future Engineers is the story of Israel’s tech sector as a whole these days—a tale of ...

Philippe Bouaziz has always expected his only son to fight—and to fight alongside him. He made his hope plainly apparent on ...

It comes as no surprise that artificial intelligence remains the most promising sector for venture capital in 2025. AI ...

Moses Capital introduces a $42 million fund of funds designed to transform early-stage venture from an opportunistic bet into ...

The venture capital landscape in Q1 2025 has reached a critical point, with funding soaring to its highest level in nearly three years, according to CB Insights’ latest State of Venture Q1’25 ...

CEO of Creation-Space and its Space Venture innovation hub says Israel has an opportunity in the economy developing beyond ...