A 70% drop in large recruitments in the third quarter of this year indicates that the high-tech crisis is far from over.
“There are investors who are less willing to invest, and no company wants to raise at a reduced value, which is a huge disaster for companies,” says Calcalist’s high-tech reporter and editor, Meir Orbach. “For all the reasons in the world you don’t want to take money, less want to give money and there is a lot of money that is currently lying in the bank and just accumulating interest. This is what is happening right now. They are afraid of 2021 which has created standards that cannot be met.”
And also: Netflix concluded an excellent quarter with a surprising jump in subscribers to an all-time high. What are the series that brought her this surge, how does her content development strategy manage to deliver hits on a regular basis despite a huge amount of junk content, and why does her binge model work, despite all the criticism from commentators?
This week in Cuckoos: we look at the eternal magic of one of Spielberg’s classic films (not Jurassic Park), and Omer about the series that turned from a historical drama into a nostalgic trip