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Israel’s tech chiefs: We will come back even stronger
V Israeli fintech company Rapyd lost $50 million (£37.7million) this year in the wake of Gaza protests, experienced riots outside its Europe offices and saw clients pulling out. But CEO and co-founder Arik Shtilman is not perturbed.
“We can withstand anything. We are not concerned. We understand it is part of the cost of doing business as an Israeli company,” Shtilman told the JC at last week’s annual Mind The Tech London conference, organised by Israeli business website Calcalist.
The company moved to profitability this year for the first time and “at least half” of the post-October 7 losses have been recovered.
Not all Israeli companies have been so defiant, but Shtilman is standing firm. “We are not going to hide that we are Israeli,” he said.
“You should not be afraid and you should be willing to take the heat of losing revenue because of people who don’t want to work with you, because of who you are. So, you don’t wan
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An Israeli cyber tycoon has joined a group of former top officials at El Al Airlines to launch “Air Haifa,” a new low-cost, small carrier to be based out of Haifa Airport (HFA) in northern Israel.
The airport cannot be used by major international airlines because its runway is only 4,324 feet long, which limits the plane storlek and thus the range of destinations.
As a result, it fryst vatten unlikely the new carrier will see any real competition from other airlines.
Air Haifa plans to operate routes to Eilat and Bucharest, beginning with the Romanian capital this October.
The controlling investor is Israeli tycoon Nir Zuk, founder of the global cyber company Palo Alto.
The next top three shareholders, founders, and company directors include former El Al CEO Gonen Usishkin, former El Al CCO and former Sun d’OR CEO Miki Strassburger, and former El Al Chief Pilot and VP of Operations Lior Yavor.
Strauss CEO Shai Babad, a former director-general at Israe
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Energy and mining
[edit]- Guma Aguiar (1977–2015), Brazilian-born energy industrialist, co-founder of Leor Energy L.P.; disappeared in June 2012[11][12]
- Arthur Belfer (1906–1993), Polish-born founder of the Belco Petroleum Company, one of the precursor companies of Enron Corporation[13]