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The Environmental Protection Ministry holds a drill in December 2021 to practice cleaning the Eilat Port from an oil spill.

Maala pushes Israeli companies to make global impact on society, environment The NPO has over 100 Israeli companies in its ranks committed to improving the world through an active commitment to diversification, climate change and more.

Tech & Start Ups

Digital revolution in hospitality industry

Crowdsourcing in the hospitality industry became a leading player. The involvement of digital platforms in achieving a cumulative result is a gift to every traveler.

By MOTTI VERSES

It’s a Girls’ Galaxy

A fully immersive educational center in Israel’s Eshkol Region is empowering the next generation of female changemakers to reach for the stars – with a little help from NASA and JNF-USA.

California DMV said it would investigate Tesla over self-driving claims. Then, crickets

It's been nearly six months since the agency, under pressure from the state Senate Transportation Committee, opened an investigation into safety issues around Full Self-Driving.

By RUSS MITCHELL/LOS ANGELES TIMES/TNS

Banking & Finance

Russian rouble weakens as central bank cuts rates to 11%

The rouble started falling from those multi-year highs on Wednesday as the market anticipated the bank's decision.

Andbank, Clarity merge their Israel-based asset management

The oldest private bankers firm in Andorra, Andbank, will link its Israel-based asset management firm Sigma Investment House with Tel Aviv-based Clarity Capital Group.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

A building belonging to generic drug producer Teva, Israel's largest company with a market value of

Teva, Allergan reach $161.5 million opioid settlement with West Virginia

The agreement is the largest state-negotiated settlement in West Virginia history and consists of $134 million in cash plus the contribution of drugs used to treat opioid overdoses.

Market Data

Opinion

If Elon Musk’s Twitter plan falls through, it wouldn’t be the first time

Elon Musk, the erial entrepreneur, controversy-stirring celebrity, terminally online gadfly and the richest man in the world abruptly tapping the brakes on the $44-billion Twitter acquisition

A SELF-DRIVING car – the latest AV legislation update is an important move forward for Israel.

The path to autonomous vehicles in Israel - comment

Israel will only reap the benefits of the new legislation if the regulators can demonstrate their professionalism and efficiency on an ongoing basis.

Artificial intelligence

It’s time for the fourth technological revolution: AI - opinion

The regulation of AI technologies presents a further challenge, particularly in highly regulated industries such as digital healthcare and finance

Energy & Infrastructure

Maala pushes Israeli companies to make global impact on society, environment

The NPO has over 100 Israeli companies in its ranks committed to improving the world through an active commitment to diversification, climate change and more.

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

Jerusalem Municipality gets NIS 90m. to boost renewable energy

The newly-announced project could set a great example by making a big change in the Old City’s carbon footprint - if the plan is ever fleshed out with critical details.

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

Real Estate

Angolan government and Mitrelli group’s Haim Taib inaugurate project to house 20,000 people

Innovative model focusing on community building is designed to be replicated across the continent and beyond.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Three-billion-dollar life science real estate fundraise sets record

“We look forward to putting these resources to work in support of the next generation of critical discoveries,” said Dan Belldegrun, Breakthrough Properties CEO.

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

News Updates

UAE's ADQ to allocate $10 bln in investments in partnership with Egypt, Jordan - report

Oil stocks lift European shares but rate-hike worries limit gains

Teva, Allergan reach $161.5 million opioid settlement with West Virginia

Defense Ministry begins work on kindergarten shelters near Gaza

BBB, Make-A-Wish team up

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