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The world in IdO
Israeli start-up companies play a major role in the return to the future of the lucrative industry of objects online.
Is the buck passing?
The implications for Israel of a declining dollar are serious; does the government have a contingency plan?
Still in First Grade
2 million Israeli children began the new school year on September 1, including 57,477 smiling freshfaced and hopeful six-year-olds who began first grade. They showed up at 4,805 schools with backpacks, pencils, sandwiches and anticipation. But all too often, our children quickly learn that our schools are frozen perpetually in first grade.
Internet of everything
Israeli start-ups are playing an important role in burgeoning new industry known as the Internet of Things
Heureux comme un Israelien
Si Israel se regardait dans le miroir, il verrait un pays rempli de gens heureux, en bonne sante, globalement optimistes et resilients. Bref, un pays qui s’en sort plutot bien.
Is Defense Spending Sacrosanct?
The Locker Committee has presented a core existential dilemma: How much defense spending is appropriate? And who decides?
The ownership is Public, the benefits are not
Public land ownership holds many potential benefits for the public. But a new study found that in Israel, where most of the land is nationally owned, the public does not enjoy most of these benefits, but instead has to bear the disadvantages.
Information for the public will help reduce air pollution
If information is provided to us as consumers, we can better understand the consequences of our actions and seek ways to improve our performance in order to cut costs and reduce polluting emissions.
The TEVA VS. MYLAN
In the battle of the giants it is Israel’s Teva that is the
heavyweight, and the American company, the lightweight
Crossing Death Valley
It is very difficult to do business in Israel, especially for a start-up seeking to grow independently
