Israel business
Knesset advances compensation for businesses impacted by war, benefits for reservists
The compensation framework for businesses is among a series of broad measures advanced by the Finance Ministry to support businesses, employees, and nonprofit organizations impacted by the war.
Knesset about to pass budget already seen as irrelevant
Iranian emigre entrepreneur wages war on hackers
This Israeli company uses AI to speed up psychiatric care post-Oct. 7
Import reform plus competition could hurt Israeli manufacturers - opinion
A real opening of the Israeli market to international competition could adversely impact manufacturers’ profits. Here's how:
The hi-tech industry crisis - opinion
Today, entrepreneurs and investors think twice before deciding to make a move that could be dramatic for some companies.
Gaming startup Edge lets gamers share playable moments
The platform has potential, though it will need wider adoption before it becomes viable.
Israeli companies help raise funds for Ukraine by promoting diversity and inclusivity
Arab diversity and inclusion in Israeli business has been picking up momentum in recent months, particularly in the hi-tech field as the traditional talent pool has all but dried up.
Minimum wage should be increased to NIS 6000 a month - Labor MK
Efrat Rayten chaired an urgent meeting in an attempt to save an economic deal that would raise Israel's minimum wage. The goal: NIS 6000 per month by 2024.
How to be the best at marketing your business - interview
Capitolis, a Fin-Tech company, is backed by world-class venture capital firms and is used by more than 100 financial institutions. Meet the new global CMO, Alicia Tillman.
SparkIL launches peer-to-peer lending for Israeli small businesses
Established in partnership with The Jewish Agency for Israel and The Ogen Group, the platform enables users to participate in crowdfunding interest-free loans.
Clal Insurance purchases NIS 475 m. real estate project from Hagag Group
Clal Insurance and Finance entered into an agreement with the Hagag Group to purchase 75% of the land on which two shopping centers and residential buildings will be built.
How do you keep a company alive in a lull market? - interview
Capital market expert Oded Har Even grants insight on today’s dangerous market, and how to stay afloat in it.
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.
