Jewish business news
Oscars recognize Israeli company Sound Radix for audio technology excellence
This innovative approach not only saves sound editors countless hours of manual labor but also produces clearer, higher-quality sound, which has made it an indispensable tool in the industry.
Amid global turbulence, Shulamit Segal-Zlotsky is revolutionizing fundraising for NGOs
Jewish business leaders transform media landscape with $8 billion deal
Our story, a response to Hollywood’s portrayal of the formerly Orthodox
YOUR INVESTMENTS: Long-term wealth building vs having fun
“I have done okay, but not as good as the market.”
Alan Solow joins Resolute Consulting in Chicago
Resolute Consulting is a national public affairs and strategic communications firm headquartered in Chicago with offices in Atlanta, Los Angeles, Phoenix and Washington, D.C.
Chopard Boutique opens in Tel Aviv’s Kikar Hamedina
For many decades, the Scheufele family has been managing Chopard with professionalism, reliability, integrity and warmth.
Israel launches first social-impact bond to prevent Type 2 diabetes
Prediabetics can be identified through blood tests, and introducing exercise and changes in diet can reduce their risks of developing diabetes.
‘Post’ to award 2016 innovation prize to Mobileye
Driver assistant technology uses "third" eye to reduce accidents.
Jerusalem business center propelling thousands of entrepreneurs, immigrants to success
In 2015 "MATI" procured 300 loans valued at NIS 55 million for mostly Jerusalem residents.
Tech Talk: Yazam Balev
The program helps participants overcome obstacles, such as a lack of technological background, secular education and social difficulties that other people don’t face.
Finance Ministry expects trouble for hi-tech revolution
According to the report, Israel’s hi-tech sector grew at a rate of 9 percent a year.
Citi predicts negative Israeli interest rates within 3 months
Five central banks around the world have dropped their interest rates below zero.
GLOBAL AGENDA: ‘Deutsche unter alles’
It is not yet too late to move assets out of banks and into somewhat safer havens – very short-term government bonds, for example.