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Geektime (formerly known as Newsgeek) is Israel’s largest technology news blog. Since March of 2009, Geektime has ensnared the startup and technology communities by providing them with their daily fix of news, updates, and articles on various topics in technology; quickly becoming a ...more

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How’s Your Annual Bonus? This Chinese Startup Is Luring Talent With A Tesla
Exorbitant employee bonus trends in China aimed at retaining talent have been led by the Chinese IT triumvirate known as the BAT (Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent) with one employee boasting a bonus valued at 100 days worth of work.
M&A Report – Q4 2014
Tech.eu took another deep dive into all the available data on European tech company exits announced during the third quarter of this year. In total, we counted 87 deals, of which 83 were acquisitions.
Acquisition: EAT24 Wants To Be Yelp’s Baby Mama
Yelp will rocket EAT24 to an entirely new stratosphere with a fresh user base of 130M people and 1 million restaurants nationwide to tap into.
12 Industries That May Not Exist By 2020
Thought leaders offer their insight but some of their answers may surprise you.
With Great Fanfare, Former Israeli Spy Chief Launches $18M Cyber Security Venture
Not every day does Eric Schmidt invest in an Israeli startup. The reason? The former head of Israel’s elite intelligence unit, 8200, started Team8, a cyber security venture
The 5 Myths Of Mainframe Modernization
When it comes to extending mainframes into the ‘modern age,’ many IT groups are still working under preconceived, antiquated notions. I’d like to dispel a few of the more common modernization myths.
This App Wants To Disrupt Long Lines At Stadium Concession Stands
It’s such a brilliant, zeitgeisty idea, you’re surprised no one’s thought of it: SeatServe is an app that lets you get snacks delivered to your stadium seat.
Qualcomm Settles Monopoly Charges In China With $975M Payout
Qualcomm will have to make some changes to the way it licenses its patents in China, but the regulators have not mandated a more serious change to the firm’s business model
Think Africa Is No Threat To Silicon Valley? Think Again
After personally visiting 20 countries in emerging markets in one year, CEO of Seedstars World Alisee de Tonnac is rather unimpressed by first world solutions.
Alibaba Leads US$650M Investment In Chinese Smartphone Maker Meizu
Pressured by upstart competitors like Xiaomi, Meizu decided to shift strategy and sought outside investment in 2014.
9 Startup Factories Turning Technologies Into Awesome Companies
A new trend in the startup world and it goes by many names; Startup Factory, Venture Builder, Startup Studio, Venture Lab etc. These outfits are looking for a bit more skin in the startup game than just their money, or even an advisory seat on the board.
City Secrets: How A Twitter-like App Gets You To Discover New Places
Kites app wants to help city explorers find places they would love to check out through personal recommendations from friends. Will it stand out from various, similar apps?
Why One Chinese Firm Will Likely Invest $50M In Israeli Tech This Year
The Chinese are eager to do business in Israel, says Xueling Cao, Senior Partner at Shengjing Group, because each have something the other needs.
Bitcoin Pyramid Scheme In Hong Kong Makes Off With $387M Of Investors’ Money
MyCoin.hk, a small local bitcoin exchange, suddenly closed and boarded up its office last month. The company reportedly ran a pyramid scheme wherein as many as 3,000 local investors signed up for the promise of a HK$1 million (US$129,000) return on HK$400,000 (US$52,000) bitcoin mining contracts.
What Ireland Can Learn From South Korea’s $2B Commitment To Their Startup Sector
While South Korea is now the 12th largest economy in the world despite only having the 26th largest population globally, like ourselves in Ireland, it had a difficult economic past – this is how they made lemonade out of lemons.
74% Of Digital Companies In The UK Are Based Outside Of London (report)
There’s no question that the digital economy in the United Kingdom is in excellent shape and continually beefing up, cementing the country clearly at the very top of Europe’s ‘hottest’ tech startup hubs.
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