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March 22nd, 2007, 02:24 PM
10 Israeli cos in “Red Herring” top 100 start-ups
The UK had the largest number of promising start-ups, with 24;
followed by Germany (14), France (13), and Israel (10).
Next are Switzerland (seven), the Netherlands (five), and Ireland (four).
Four of the ten Israeli companies are in the life sciences, three in communications, and one each in cleantech, information security and hardware.
Six months ago, Amimon and BrainsGate won the “Red Herring” awards for promising Israeli start-ups, together with Zend Technologies Ltd., which was not included in the 2007 Europe 100 list.
Published by Globes [online], Israel business news - www.globes.co.il - on March 22, 2007
The UK had the largest number of promising start-ups, with 24;
followed by Germany (14), France (13), and Israel (10).
Next are Switzerland (seven), the Netherlands (five), and Ireland (four).
Four of the ten Israeli companies are in the life sciences, three in communications, and one each in cleantech, information security and hardware.
Six months ago, Amimon and BrainsGate won the “Red Herring” awards for promising Israeli start-ups, together with Zend Technologies Ltd., which was not included in the 2007 Europe 100 list.
Published by Globes [online], Israel business news - www.globes.co.il - on March 22, 2007