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Low wages, workplace disrespect, no career advancement and employee dissatisfaction have helped contribute quiet quitting, which has become popular on TikTok (Illustrative).

What is quiet quitting and why are employees doing it? - explainer Quiet quitting, which has gained popularity through TikTok, is essentially about not letting your work overreach into your daily life and not doing more work than one is required.

Tech & Start Ups

Quantum computers moving forward, where is Israel?

Experts in the field often say that today’s supercomputers will look like the stone age in comparison to the quantum paradigm shift which will replace them.

By YONAH JEREMY BOB

UK Holocaust Center founder speaks at her own funeral with AI tech

StoryFile creates AI-powered holographic video that can speak to people based on interviews given by people before they die.

By ARIELLA MARSDEN

20 million shekels in funding goes toward Arab, hi-tech integration

The Israel Innovation Authority and the Directorate General of Labor have published a tender in order to promote the incorporation of Arabs into Israel’s hi-tech sector.

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

Banking & Finance

Next government will need to spend less, says new budget plan

A recently-filed budget plan from the Finance Ministry projects a significant increase in the deficit in the coming years, which should be mitigated by cutting funds where possible.

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

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How are Israeli phone companies doing? Second quarter reviews are out

The communications industry experienced positive results in the second quarter after years of losses. Here are the numbers.

By YEHUDA SHARONI/MAARIV

Israel's housing prices reach highest in 12 years alongside soaring CPI

The latest CPI statistics reveal that inflation is Israel is nowhere near plateauing.

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

Market Data

Opinion

Ravin's platform lets users scan a car for damage in as little as 30 seconds.

Pilot Nation: Why Israeli Startups Should Test Their Tech at Home, Not Abroad

In order for Israeli technology to get out there, it needs to be tested and perfected - and the best place to do that is in Israel itself. Unfortunately, though, many Israeli startups don’t do that.

A combination file photo shows Wells Fargo, Citigbank, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, JPMorgan, and Goldman Sachs from Reuters archive.

Here's how you can reach financial well-being, independence - opinion

YOUR INVESTMENTS: The assumption is that all that money brings happiness and no more worry. The facts paint a very different picture.

Illustrative image of doing taxes.

Tax breaks, credit points and bookkeeping - here's what olim need to know - opinion

YOUR TAXES: Most olim know they are exempt from Israeli tax for 10 years on foreign income. The problem is they may still have to pay foreign tax on such income.

Energy & Infrastructure

Cars drive behind a truck transporting a Zim container just outside Israel's port of Ashdod February

ZIM shipping nets profit of $1.34b. in second quarter

The company’s CEO said that it had reported its "best ever" first-half results.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Jordan Valley

Israel, PA partner to transport water to Palestinian farmers in the Jordan Valley

The 30 km. pipeline, approved after four years of planning, will carry 2.5–3.5 million cubic meters a year to farmers in the Jordan Valley • "Water is a precious resource – but not as rare as trust"

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Real Estate

Court: Transfer of Israeli real estate into trust can be taxed - comment

The Supreme Court’s ruling affects anyone who transferred or is considering transferring real property in Israel into a trust, or in the event he is a beneficiary in such a trust.

By BOAZ FEINBERG

Israel's real estate crisis and the fervor for beachfront property

Leading companies are scrambling to scoop up a new beach plot in Givat Olga, as Israel’s real estate market languishes.

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

News Updates

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HSBC pretax profit falls 15% in first-half

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