Apple's most senior Israeli, Johny Srouji tells "Globes" about the company's Palestinian R&D center, the Israeli team's contribution to the M chip series, which paid off big time, and how to beat the shortage of engineers. IT

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine spurs the German government to rebuild its military, Israel offers much of what it lacks. Aerospace & defense

Robert Carey tells "Globes" how his airline is trying to improve the flight experience and discusses the Hungarian carrier's aggressive expansion and future plans for Israel. Tourism

Mathios Rigas says Energean could explore for gas in Lebanon as well, explains what brought him to Israel in the first place, and fiercely criticizes European energy policy. Energy

Almost all Webpals 450 employees in Israel have been let go after Google clamped down on its promotion of gambling sites. Parent company XLMedia has switched the focus to sports betting from offices in the UK and US. IT

Qumra Capital managing partner Erez Shachar and other Israeli venture capitalists at the Globes Conference on the Economy in Turmoil discussed why the tech bubble burst. Start ups

The sale of the tactical radar developer means huge returns for its shareholders, and under foreign ownership, will set a precedent for other small Israeli defense companies. Aerospace & defense

Israel’s sovereign wealth fund head Yoram Ariav talks about ethical investment, transparency, and benefitting future generations. Economy

Some viewers are asking why the streaming service in Israel costs far more than in the US but offers less content, features and quality. Telecoms, Media & Marketing

Their growing numbers are making them a powerful lobby, but precise figures are hard to come by. Real estate

The shekel has weakened 8.5% against the dollar this year but is still 12% stronger against the US currency over the past decade. Can the shekel regain its momentum? Economy

Globes and international business data company Statista are calling for entries for the ranking of the best law firms in Israel. Legal

Talking to "Globes", Dr. Jung H. Pak of the US State Department explains opposition to Chinese involvement in Israeli infrastructure projects, and why the one-party model is inferior to Western democracy. Economy