Finance
The dollar isn’t the problem. The systems businesses rely on are - opinion
Global businesses face structural currency volatility; systems built for stability now struggle to keep pace with real-time geopolitical shocks.
Leading the next generation: Prof. Orly Sade on finance, education, and opportunity
Your Taxes: How Israelis can claim fast-track missile damage compensation
Navigating global interest rates: Why comparing loans is a smart financial move
Mojtaba Khamenei financed London homes with loan from Israeli-founded company - report
The investigation found that a loan of some £36 million was granted to Khamenei in 2013 through TOPLAND, founded by Israeli brothers Sol and Eddie Zakai.
Strike targets Iran's Bank Sepah data center in Tehran, disrupts military, IRGC salary payments
Bank Sepah is a state-run institution, largely responsible for paying the salaries of Iran's military and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
How collaborative investment platforms are shaping today's financial markets
Iran's Melli, Sepah banks reported outages, service disruptions, IRGC-linked media report
Iranian authorities did not comment on whether the bank outages were caused by a cyberattack or were coincidental.
Finance Ministry warns of NIS 9.5b. weekly loss, urges Home Front Command to ease restrictions
The Finance Ministry warned that the economic shutdown is costing Israel NIS 9.5 billion per week, urging a shift to an alert status and allowing businesses with protected spaces to reopen.
IDF carries out strikes on Hezbollah financial network, Al-Qard Al-Hasan Association
The IDF struck the Al-Qard Al-Hasan Association, which funds Hezbollah's terror operations, as the group faces billions in recovery costs.
The shield of the courtroom: How investor litigation has become a critical market defense
Trump’s tariff defeat creates a new wave of uncertainty for businesses and exporters
Trump’s tariff defeat in the US Supreme Court sparks relief for some but opens the door to more uncertainty in global trade relations. What’s next for businesses and tariffs?
Supreme Court rules against Trump’s tariffs, limiting executive power
The US Supreme Court has struck down President Trump’s emergency tariffs, marking a significant shift in US trade policy with global repercussions.
Your Investments: I’ll take both the blue and the purple dresses
If you can honestly differentiate between needs and wants, you’ll be in a much stronger financial situation and ultimately be able to indulge every now and then in a luxury item.
