In the early 1950s, the Sino-Soviet alliance was one of the main concerns of post-war policy-makers in Europe. Seven decades later, in July 2021, about a year and a half before its brutal invasion of Ukraine, the government of the Russian Federation announced that it was “not just allies, but better than allies” with its …
After two prosperous years in the Israeli M&A market, which can be generally categorized as having been a “pro-seller” market, it appears that the tide is changing into a “pro-buyer” market. This shift can be attributed in great part due to global and macro-economic changes, and is, naturally, affecting the terms and conditions and deal …
Mr. Bruno Castellini, Professor of Markets and Companies Law at Bergamo State University, in collaboration with Mr. Francesco S. Lauro, Managing Partners Studio Legale Laur It is widespread perception in the corporate and M&A environment that the importance of ESG considerations and factors are rapidly becoming matters of primary concern for regulators, investors, customers and …
The fast and phenomenal success of Israeli high-tech starting in the early 2000s earned the country the moniker “startup nation.” And it has retained its fame over the past two decades for hosting the most tech companies per capita, investing more GDP (5%) in R&D than any other country, and attracting more per capita startup …
Technological innovation is the lifeblood of the Israeli high-tech industry, which is currently the country’s leading industry. Technological innovation has become the Israeli economy’s primary growth engine, as indicated by the country’s macroeconomic performance and position on the world stage. There is a close cause-and-effect relationship between a country’s development of technological innovation and its …