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Tweet Two big deals were announced during the week of February 8, 2009. Solar energy company BrightSource inked the largest solar energy deal ever that will help power Southern California, while Web 2.0 news and blog recommendation engine, Outbrain raised an impressive $12 million. Google Israel announced that it will be restructuring and Dell introduced […]
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Tweet After watching some of the livestream of the TechAviv founder-investor’s meetup in Herziliyya last month and posting about it, I had the opportunity to attend the monthly meetup last Thursday and listen in person to Israeli startups, SundaySky, FlyScreen and HYPick present their technologies. After SundaySky co-founder Yaniv Axen spoke about the company’s impressive dynamic […]
