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CEOs are embracing 'real world' interest rates

Three-fourths of CEOs expect interest rates to ease by the end of September, but their outlook is modest.

With Funding Down 70%, Here's What Fintech's High Flyers Are Worth Now

The estimated value of 11 leading private fintech startups shows declines as high as 79%. But a few have started to recover.

Israel unveils plan for post-Gaza war

Fear of Hezbollah haunts displaced Israelis along Lebanon border

Chen Amit refuses to return to his abandoned kibbutz near Israel's tense northern border with Lebanon, for fear that Hezbollah militants will breach the frontier and take hostages.Amit, 38, said he feared "acts of retaliation" by the militant group.

Fear Of Hezbollah Haunts Displaced Israelis Along Lebanon Border

Fear of Hezbollah haunts displaced Israelis along Lebanon border

Chen Amit refuses to return to his abandoned kibbutz near Israel's tense northern border with Lebanon, for fear that Hezbollah militants will breach the frontier and take hostages.Violence has surged in the north nearly three months since war broke out between Israel and Hamas on October 7, with the Israeli army regularly exchanging cross-border fire with Hezbollah, an Iran-backed, Lebanese ally of the Palestinian militant group.

Israeli Fintech Unicorn Tipalti Hit by ALPHV Hack - Jewish Business News

Tipalti, an Israeli fintech unicorn (a company with at least a $1 billion valuation) that creates and runs a global financial transfer network, is the latest Israeli firm to be victimized by a cyber-attack. Calcalist reported that the hacker group ALPHV claimed to have hacked Tipalti and is now threatening to reveal private information belonging […]

Why This Serial Entrepreneur Relearns His Job Every 18 Months

Chen Amit, the CEO and founder of Tipalti, scaled a finance automation suite into a $8.3 billion business that processes $43 billion in payments a year.

Israeli startups are moving jobs and money out of the country. Here's why

By Elliott Gotkine, CNN

Israeli startups are moving jobs and money out of the country. Here's why - RIVER COUNTRY