Amazon representatives met with a leading accounting firm in Israel to decide whether to open an online store here, or just translate its US site to Hebrew.
Aliza Bloch, who won the election in a tremendous upset, talks about economic growth, tolerance and transparency. Politics
Israelis are increasing their presence on the flights of easyJet, Ryanair and Wizz Air. But many things must be taken into account to ensure that fares really are cheaper. Tourism
Dragged into debt by its cargo subsidiary, and failing to exploit its commercial potential, Israel Railways is using accounting tricks to extort taxpayers' money. Transport & infrastructure
Dozens of former Intel employees have formed a fund and invested money in five Israeli startups. Start ups
Four major transportation projects are scheduled for completion in 2025, but they are not enough. Transport & infrastructure
"Globes" reveals the projects designed to relieve road congestion, their cost, where they stand, and the likelihood that they will really change our lives. Transport & infrastructure
"Globes" ranks this year's crop of companies that are most likely to make a disruptive difference. Start ups
Don't be tempted by a larger salary at a smaller firm, Orna Rudi warns, in the long term your career and bank account will lose. Employment
Governments may be enthusiastic about the idea of an underwater pipeline linking Israel to Europe, but it is unclear how the financial and engineering challenges can be met. Energy
Disinvestment by Teva from Israeli companies and thousands of employees laid off have had advantages for Israel's pharma industry, including successful startups. Healthcare
"Globes" surveys Israel's medical cannabis sector, in which more than 100 companies are already operating. Healthcare
Maurice Ferré says that the Israeli company's medical device technology is a game changer in incisionless surgery. Healthcare
"Globes" talks to scooter collectors, "Bird hunters" who are earning up to NIS 10,000 per month, and await the launch of Lime. Transport & infrastructure
One year into the job, Teva CEO Kare Schultz has halted the plunge in the company's share price and restored investor confidence, but what of the future? Healthcare
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