A preview published by The Economic Times, titled “Eternal Q4 Preview: Will over 400% YoY profit growth help dominate Swiggy?”, has drawn attention to the rapidly intensifying competition in India’s online food delivery and quick commerce sectors, where profitability and scale are increasingly decisive. According to the report, Eternal is expected to post a dramatic…
In an era when philanthropic giving is often channeled through carefully managed foundations and long-term endowments, Israeli-American entrepreneur Morris Kahn has framed his approach in unusually direct terms: he is spending down. In an interview published by Globes under the title “Most of my liquid capital is spent on philanthropy,” Kahn describes a model of…
Venture capital is being reshaped by artificial intelligence in ways that are beginning to alter how firms source deals, evaluate risk, and support portfolio companies, according to “VC is being rewired by AI,” published by VC Café. The piece argues that AI is not simply another productivity tool layered onto long-established practices, but a force…
An activist campaign is escalating at Israeli telecommunications software company Radcom, as investors move to replace members of the board in a dispute that has turned into a public test of governance, performance and strategic direction. The confrontation was detailed in the Globes report “Activist investors seek to oust Radcom board,” which described how activist…
The latest “Weekly Firgun Newsletter (April 17, 2026)” published by VC Cafe offers a snapshot of a venture market that is still adjusting to higher capital costs while continuing to reward companies that can show resilient revenue, defensible technology, and credible paths to profitability. Framed as a curated digest rather than a single narrative, the…
A weekly snapshot of Israel’s technology and venture-capital landscape published by VC Cafe underscores a market that is simultaneously absorbing the aftereffects of a difficult funding cycle and positioning itself for a renewed period of growth. The post, titled “Weekly Firgun Newsletter April 17, 2026,” frames the week’s developments as a mix of selective dealmaking,…
The Israeli venture capital and startup ecosystem continued to show resilience and strategic adaptation this month, even as global financing conditions remain uneven, according to “Weekly Firgun Newsletter – April 17, 2026,” published by VC Cafe. The newsletter, which tracks notable deal activity, product developments and market signals tied to Israeli tech, portrays an industry…
The latest “Weekly Firgun Newsletter: April 17, 2026,” published by VC Cafe, offers a snapshot of a venture market that is increasingly defined by selective risk-taking, rapid iteration in artificial intelligence, and a widening gap between companies that can demonstrate repeatable revenue and those still reliant on narrative. The newsletter format is necessarily brisk, but…
VCCafe’s “Weekly Firgun Newsletter: April 17, 2026” offers a snapshot of a venture market that is visibly recalibrating after years of rapid expansion, with investors, founders and policymakers converging on a narrower set of priorities: productivity, defensibility and revenue quality. The newsletter, published by VCCafe, frames the week’s developments as part of a broader shift…
The latest edition of VC Cafe’s long-running roundup, titled “Weekly Firgun Newsletter: April 17, 2026,” offers a compact window into the week’s shifting venture capital priorities, as investors and founders navigate uneven macro conditions alongside accelerating adoption of automation, AI-driven workflows, and sector-specific software. Published by VC Cafe, the newsletter frames the moment less as…
