Tel Aviv's high-tech credentials have received a boost with the news that the city has been ranked second in an innovation competition organized by the Urban Land Institute in collaboration with the Wall Street Journal

Israel's largest city is bordered on all sides by danger, but its residents now seem more focused on its beaches, bars, and booming high-tech industry. Bob Simon reports.

Technion-Israel Institute of Technology tells the Passover story in a very new way....Technion where miracles are brought to life! Passover Pesach Technion 2016 Breakdance High Tech Haggadah

Coming up on World Tech Update, Facebook announces an IPO, Sony's business is in trouble, the Asus Padfone sets for a debut and thousands flock to Macworld iWorld.

Even in the middle of a pandemic, CES still managed to deliver a lot of tech worth talking about. Here's everything that wowed us at this year's show.

Penn was built on the concept of innovation. “If it’s new, novel and holds promise to change the world,” says President Amy Gutmann, “you’ll find it at Penn.”

Gay Pride 2013 brought more than 100,000 to Tel Aviv in order to express pride on being LGBT. The Tel Aviv gathering is the largest in Israel and one of the most important in the region.

The Boeing 747 revolutionized long-range flight. Boeing engineer and designer of the wings for the new 747-8 discusses how innovation resulted in the best fuel efficiency of any large passenger airplane in the sky today.

Could so-called “tech tattoos” be the ultimate in wearable technology? “These temporary wearables work by combining conductive paint with tiny electronic components, creating working circuits on the surface of the skin. A heart rate monitor, thermometer, NFC chip or any number of other sensors could

As tech companies become a key part of the auto industry, cars are looking more like giant computers on wheels. To understand why a tech giant like Apple might want to make a car, we built one out of iPhone parts.