Meitav Dash chief economist Alex Zabezhinsky argues that the shekel is justifiably strong, but questions why it is the world's strongest currency. Economy

The commander in charge of the newly formed Peles police unit has told "Globes" that investigations into building site deaths are now being treated as murder cases. Employment

Tourism is breaking new records even though a recent survey by FIT found Tel Aviv to be the world's third most expensive city. Tourism

Former Teva CEO Jeremy Levin talks to "Globes" about Israel's biotech potential, the opioid disaster and why he shuns investing in medical cannabis. Healthcare

IDF Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi's multi-year budget plan is being hampered by the political situation. Economy

There are very real grounds for the Israel Competition Authority to nix the merger of the content recommendation companies. IT

The threat from the giants led the two companies' heads to set ego aside. Mergers & acquisitions

It's still a work in progress, and not yet in Hebrew, but Amazon Israel offers convenience and bargains, especially in electrical appliances. Retailing

A look at several organizations and schools, trying to create change in Israel's frozen education system. Economy

From cigarettes to car repairs and dentistry, Israelis spend millions of shekels in Palestinian villages every year. Economy

The government is investing NIS 200 million in the new institute, which will be part of the Soreq Nuclear Research Center. Aerospace & defense

From Europe to China, alliances of startups, auto manufacturers, and tier-1 suppliers are preparing to challenge Mobileye and Intel with their own ADAS systems. Transport & infrastructure

An industrial and academic consortium aims to provide the knowledge infrastructure for quantum-based military and civilian developments. Aerospace & defense

"Time Out" has named Tel Aviv's Kerem Hataimanim and Shuk Hacarmel in 15th place as the coolest neighborhoods to visit right now. Tourism