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Former Israeli PM Ehud Barak's Cyber Firm Eyes Wall Street IPO
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak's cyber firm, Paragon, is in advanced talks to list on the Nasdaq via a SPAC merger. The company, known for its 'Graphite' spyware, was previously valued at $900 million.
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- 01Ehud Barak's cyber firm Paragon is nearing a Wall Street listing.
- 02The company will merge with a SPAC to trade on Nasdaq.
- 03Paragon's 'Graphite' spyware has faced international controversy.
- 04The firm was acquired for $900 million in late 2024.
- 05Israel will remain Paragon's innovation center post-deal.
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