Entrepreneurship

AI tools and autonomous agents are enabling solo founders to build profitable, million-dollar tech companies without employees or venture capital, reshaping the startup ecosystem.

The founders of the fashion brand Seestarz, Alona and Daniela Tzur, talk about the moment a fashion giant offered to acquire them for millions of shekels, the massive disappointment on launch day, and the imposter syndrome that accompanied their success.

Dr. Yehudit Richter reveals on Kan 11 the days when she was belittled in boardrooms, the moment she was humiliated by the manager of a medical device giant, and the historic $750 million compensation.

One of Israel's biggest stars is embarking on an independent path and launching a new brand under her full ownership, after the original idea came up during a casual lunch with a friend.

Louis Wai-Hung lost all his assets during the financial crisis and declared bankruptcy in 1999. After building an agriculture and food empire in Malaysia, he presents his new complex, addresses rumors about his net worth with humor, and discusses his recovery from a stroke.

The legendary judge of "MasterChef" speaks candidly about the big money behind the scenes, the pressure to land campaigns, how she plans her next business empire, and her past financial situation: "I am talking about a livelihood" | All the details

16-year-old Shneur Barbi has received an official exemption from compulsory education after demonstrating financial independence. The young entrepreneur earns 20,000 shekels a month through his marketing business.

Omer Idel joined the army with a negative bank balance due to family turmoil. This pushed him to start businesses, and he invested the profits from them (a million shekels by age 24) into the capital market. He always looks at the long term, prefers indices, and believes in "letting money work for you."

Actress and entrepreneur Yuval Scharf was a guest on Itay Segal's podcast and spoke about her struggle with depression during her first pregnancy. She discussed the frustration of not working as an actress and the moment she decided to stop waiting for opportunities from others: "I said to myself: I've had enough, take responsibility."

The former prime minister recalls the beginning of his journey and shares the financial difficulties that accompanied him, the meager sum he earned each month, and the dramatic change that made him a very wealthy man.

The wave of layoffs in high-tech creates uncertainty, but history shows that market shocks foster the growth of major companies. Experienced professionals are now leveraging AI to build leaner, more efficient startups.

Chen Toledano-Alfi founded the children's and youth brand LIVO, inspired by her daughter's recovery from complex heart surgery. Today, the brand is making its mark on the back-to-school market with a focus on style and innovation.

Bar Shaltiel, who left the ultra-Orthodox community penniless, has become the manager of a massive AI community with half a million followers. In his first interview, he reveals his surprising path to the top and the common mistakes business owners make.

Content creator Yuval Tenenhouse, 31, turned a childhood without family support, social anxiety, and insecurity into a driving force that helped her rebuild herself. In a conversation with mako, she talks about being a "lone soldier," the fitness that changed her life, and the ability to take risks when you've already learned that you can get back up from any situation: "I told myself, 'In my...

Greg Gelfenboym earned a bachelor's degree in economics and accounting at 13 and discovered the effect of compound interest there for the first time: "I saw how with a simple calculation it is possible to accumulate significant capital in a reasonable time." After his army service, he opened a portfolio: "I started with the TA Real Estate index and today I am in the S&P 500."

Two thousand years, and perhaps much longer, we had no choice, and therefore we became painfully good at fixing, building, and initiating. It is certainly healthier than sitting at home and complaining.

Yuval Shlomo, wife of Base44 founder Maor Shlomo, discusses her transition from the tattoo industry to the high-tech world. She has taken on a marketing and community management role at Base4u Solutions, which leverages Base44 technology to build business management systems.

Kim Or Azulay has launched her own headwear brand and discusses the challenges of management ("it's hard"), expenses that spiraled ("I compare it to a renovation"), and her approaching birth ("excited, stressed") in a special interview.

Or Nahum grew up in Eilat in a family of judges and scientists, the "black sheep of the family." He survived painful layoffs and an economic collapse during COVID, "ate shit in commercial quantities," but refused to give up. Now, at 38, he reveals the tough path he took and the big regret he still carries. A special interview.

AI tools make it easier for entrepreneurs to start companies alone, and many continue to operate them that way even as they grow.

Sagi Gidali, one of the founders of Perimeter 81, which was sold for half a billion, won a research innovation award in the US through Rafa’s Moonshot, the non-profit organization he founded to develop drugs for the rare disease STXBP1, which his son Raphael suffers from.

Artificial intelligence can be a powerful tool for business and career development. Systems developed by JDC Israel help analyze market niches and find jobs by relying on real data rather than intuition.

Ben Lavi, 28, defines himself as a "serial entrepreneur" and has only been investing for a year and a half. He prefers a simple strategy of indices and crypto, focusing his energy on his businesses rather than active trading.

Following the success and headlines he captured, the senior investor and entrepreneur is putting everything on the table. Right here, all the details on the exact date when the race for the next generation of entrepreneurs will begin.