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Maayan Manela
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Money and Careers Editor, Calcalist
Israel
Beats
Environment , Sports , Crime , Current Affairs , Politics
I don't cover politics, healthcare, or insurance.
Content
By Maayan Manela| CTech Verified The historic Google deal is fueling a surge of job applicants, investor enthusiasm, and startup ambition across Israel’s tech scene. TAGS:The aftershocks of the largest exit in Israeli history—the $32 billion acquisition of Wiz by Google—are already reshaping the local labor market. In addition to the company’s founders becoming billionaires, 1,800 employees received a collective $1 billion in retention bonuses—amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars per person.
By Maayan Manela| Calcalist Verified The historic Google deal is fueling a surge of job applicants, investor enthusiasm, and startup ambition across Israel’s tech scene. TAGS:The aftershocks of the largest exit in Israeli history—the $32 billion acquisition of Wiz by Google—are already reshaping the local labor market. In addition to the company’s founders becoming billionaires, 1,800 employees received a collective $1 billion in retention bonuses—amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars per person.
By Maayan Manela| CTech Verified The historic Google deal is fueling a surge of job applicants, investor enthusiasm, and startup ambition across Israel’s tech scene. TAGS:The aftershocks of the largest exit in Israeli history—the $32 billion acquisition of Wiz by Google—are already reshaping the local labor market. In addition to the company’s founders becoming billionaires, 1,800 employees received a collective $1 billion in retention bonuses—amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars per person.
Company Info
Calcalist
Calcalist is an Israeli daily business and economics newspaper and website, first published on February 18, 2008. The name "Calcalist" plays on the Hebrew word for economics, reflecting its focus on economic news. The publication offers extensive coverage of economic topics, including stock market updates, technology, real estate, law, and marketing. In addition to its news coverage, Calcalist organizes a variety of conferences throughout the year, addressing key issues in Israel. These events include the Forecasts Conference, National Economic Conference, and Mind The Tech Conference, among others. Calcalist also launched CTech in November 2017, an English-language platform dedicated to Israeli technology news, showcasing the country's dynamic tech ecosystem and innovations. Calcalist highlights the top 50 most promising Israeli startups annually, showcasing companies that are making strides in areas like AI, clean energy, and healthcare. The publication serves as a vital resource for business and economic insights in Israel.
Founded: 2008