Bank of Israel Governor Prof. Amir Yaron credit: Oded Karny

BoI leaves rate unchanged, again cuts growth forecast

The Bank of Israel Monetary Committee has announced that it has kept the interest rate at 4.5% and sees it remaining unchanged until the third quarter of 2025.

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Israel Tax Authority director Shay Aharonovich Tax Authority chief: Public must realize magnitude of crisis

Shay Aharonovich tells "Globes" about the tax measures to pay for the war and expresses support for abolishing the NIS 200 bill.

Banner displaying Iran's missile capabilities in Teheran street  credit: Reuters/Majid Asgaripour Israel must not fall into Iran's trap

The response to the missile attack by Iran should be one that serves Israel's real strategic interests.

Lior Eshkol credit: Elad Malkah What we order and when. Wolt Israel CEO tells all

Wolt Israel CEO Lior Eshkol is leaving to lead strategic expansion for Wolt and DoorDash worldwide. She tells "Globes" how she expanded Wolt from a Tel Aviv restaurant app to a nationwide courier retail service.

Moody's offices in Vilnius  credit: Shutterstock/Andrius Zemaitis Analysts see rating downgrade hitting everyone's pocket

Chen Herzog of CEO: The downgrade will mean higher taxes, higher prices, erosion of wages, and also harm to savings and pensions

Israel Air Force bombing of South Lebanon  credit: Reuters/Aziz Taher Israel's Lebanon problem, or when is a state not a state?

The illusion that Lebanon can be held responsible for what happens on its territory passes from generation to generation, with the same abysmal results.

Mobileye CEO Amnon Shashua with Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger Mobileye investors fear Intel will jettison shares

Intel's troubles are weighing on the Israeli driving assistance systems company. Globes examines if the concerns are justified?

Aqaba, Jordan credit: Shutterstock Is Israel's peace agreement with Jordan in jeopardy?

With 66% of Jordanians backing Hamas, "Globes" investigates the stability of the Hashemite kingdom and its commitment to peace, the impact of Iranian influence, and security along Israel's longest border.

עשן מיתמר בדרום ביירות Attack on south Beirut credit: screenshot from Twitter Nasrallah's dilemma

Unlike Hamas, the Hezbollah leader has a country to worry about, but his Iranian patrons see now as payback time.

Drone quadcopter with camera  credit: Shutterstock/Dmitry Kalinovsky Hezbollah was sucker punched, but Israel is vulnerable too

Israel can't make everything itself, and imported components expose it to a range of risks.

New housing in Ashkelon Credit: Shutterstock Yuri Dondish Explaining Israel's housing market paradox

The supply of unsold homes is at a peak, yet prices are rising steeply. Why? The answer lies in the gap between what's for sale, and what buyers want.

2024 ''Globes'' most promising startups "Globes'" ten most promising startup of 2024

This year's crop includes technologies from underground mapping to metabolism monitoring to autonomous tractors, and of course features plenty of AI.

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