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Israeli and Palestinean Startups Cooperate to Organize the TLV Tech Tour Across US Campuses

Eight Israeli startups and one Palestinian startup decided to change that by creating their own "TLV TechTour" (dubbed TTT), where they will be hopping from campus to campus in the US to present their companies, discuss innovation and entrepreneurship and trends in technology in front of a real audience of students and faculty members (in the language of the announcement, if some investors drop by it "would be ok too")

Eze Vidra November 2, 2010
Serial entrepreneurs

Serial Entrepreneurs in VC Portfolios

People start companies for many different reasons: to make money, take control of their own careers, change the world and so on. Statistically, 90% of them will fail. Are serial entrepreneurs more likely to succeed?

Eze Vidra October 28, 2010
Lazard Asset Management

Kinect the Dots: PrimeSense Raises $50 Million from Lazard Group

PrimeSense, the Israeli technology company behind Microsoft Kinect's magic, has raised a $50 million round from French investment bank Lazard Group, based on a valuation of 300 million USD, reports TheMarker

Eze Vidra October 26, 2010
3D

Bitesize Tuesday: Fifty one, Provigent and Time to Know

# 80 schools in New York are testing Time to Know's computer-based curriculum in the class room as part of a $7.2 million project - http://goo.gl/TAFp # Fabless semiconductor company Provigent is named the most promising startup in Israel by Globes and E&Y - The company had $25 million revenue in 2009 and expects $40 million in sales this year

Eze Vidra October 26, 2010
Ranan Lachman

Priavte Startups May Get Liquidity With the Launch of SecondMarket in Israel

SecondMarket, the marketplace for alternative investments such as company options and private company stock trading, announced yesterday that it has launched operations in Israel. This could mean big bucks for Israeli entrepreneurs, as they will be able to sell stock and options to interested investors before exiting the company. SecondMarket's effort in Israel will be led by Ranan Lachman (VP), who was previously at Oppenheimer & Co, one of the largest underwriters for Israeli startups, where he was involved in fundraising and IPOing numerous Israeli private companies.

Eze Vidra October 26, 2010
Andreessen Horowitz

Series Seed Documents for Early Stage Startups – V2

Back in March, Andreessen Horowitz and Fenwick & West, LLP published a series of documents that would help structure early stage investments in startups. The documents have since been used in many deals already according to the site, SeriesSeed.

Eze Vidra October 23, 2010
Amidzad Ventures

The first Israeli Super-Angel Seed Fund Launches with $25 Million

Today, seed funding in Israel got a little boost with the launch of the first Israeli Super Angel Seed Fund (or a so-called "Micro Venture Capital Fund") with $25 million in funding, Started by Avi Domoshevizki, Sani Sanilevich, Ofer Arieli and Saeed Amidi.

Eze Vidra October 21, 2010
Barkan Wine Cellars

Land of Milk, Honey and Wine: Get Familiar with Wine Funds and Israeli Wineries

Have you heard of "Wine Funds"? Today you can invest in fine wines through offshore funds based on the principle is that fine wines come in limited supply and increase in price in short bursts based on scoring or trends, rather than linearly over time. As the quantity of these wines is quickly reduced, price increases.

Eze Vidra October 20, 2010
carmel

Oversi Gets $4.9 million from Carmel, Cisco, Smac and StageOne Ventures

Israeli startup Oversi has announced a series C round of $4.9 million investment round led by Carmel ventures and joined by Cisco, Smac partners and StageOne ventures. Oversi offers a multi-service platform for over-the-top (OTT) content, including Internet video, peer-to-peer (P2P) and other media applications.

Eze Vidra October 20, 2010