Business
Omri Casspi expands Swish Ventures with $100 million opportunity fund
The new fund brings Swish’s total assets under management to $300 million, building on its initial $63 million seed fund
Meridianbet CEO Zoran Milosevic champions Israel as 'moral, ethical and strategic'
Israel's cyber industry funding hit new records in 2025
Trump says CNN should be sold as part of Warner Bros Discovery deal
Financial Expert Robert Kiyosaki Raises Concerns Over 401(k) Security Amid Rising National Debt
Bestselling Author Questions Long-Term Viability of Traditional Retirement Plans
Netflix–Warner Bros $72b merger slammed as ‘unprecedented threat’ to jobs, cinemas
Netflix, the force behind "Stranger Things" and "Squid Game," could gain control of marquee Warner Bros titles such as "Batman" and "Casablanca."
Indian software company Zoho opens first Israel office
The Indian software giant is opening an office in Tel Aviv to better support local customers and partners.
Netflix seals $72 billion Warner Bros deal in one of decade’s largest media takeovers
What began as a quiet fact-finding mission turned into a $72 billion blockbuster, as Netflix beat out Paramount and Comcast to clinch Warner Bros’ studios.
From Red Dot to strategy: how Yuanqing redefines the role of design in business
Innovation Authority CEO: Deep-tech is next big wave
Alongside the good news, there is a drop in the number of new startups founded in Israel, and a sharp drop in capital raised by venture capital funds
OECD sees sustained post-war growth in Israel
The OECD recommends Israel adopt structural reforms, including cutting the budget of yeshivas
The digital shift is here and businesses cannot afford to wait
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Israeli startups raised $1.4 billion in November 2025, reports show, but figure could be higher
Israeli privately-held tech companies raised $7.03 billion in the first nine months of 2025, according to IVC-LeumiTech. Since the start of 2025, Israeli startups have raised $9.08 billion.
IL Ventures co-founder is betting on Israel’s next revolution, led by its start-ups
Yoni Heilbronn believes that after two years of war, Israeli start-ups can shine in a world full of uncertainty
Boiler 02: The hottest new club in Jerusalem
Haoman 17 used to pull in more than 1,500 clubgoers every weekend. Hillel Farkash believes that the new club, Boiler 02, will bring in even more.
