Karin Eibschitz Segal, who manages nearly 10,000 people worldwide, is charged with keeping Intel ahead of the game. IT

As Minister of Transport Miri Regev mulls cancelling Israel's biggest and costliest ever project, "Globes" examines what work has already been done. Transport & infrastructure

The US giant's massive expansion confirms Matam High Tech Park as the place to be in Israel for global companies' R&D. Real estate

Lone venture capitalist Dovi Frances thinks more startups are unicorns than makes any sense - he puts it down to over excitement. Financial services

New regulation will make sustainable investment outperform the rest of the market, argues Eytan Stibbe. Shame Israel is lagging. Market

Failure to pass the Economic Arrangements Bill is putting Israel's economic future at risk, argues Barak Herscowitz. Economy

Even in their mid-forties, women still have significantly lower self-confidence than men, and view themselves as less effective.

If president-elect Joe Biden keeps his promises, Israeli residents with US citizenship could find themselves in a taxation tangle. Legal

Normally law-abiding self-employed people claim they are forced to resort to criminal practices to survive. Economy

Wix Answers has turned from an internal customer support solution to a business in its own right, as its head Elad Eran explains to "Globes". Start ups

The Ministry of Finance thinks so. But overshooting budgets and deadlines may erode the returns on the investment. "Globes" crunches the numbers. Transport & infrastructure

The lab test company's chairman Moshe Ben Shaul and CEO Tammy Galili, father and daughter, tell "Globes" how change means opportunity. Healthcare

The plan to cover Begin Boulevard with a park and adjacent towers and rejoin Givat Ram and Beit Hakerem is opposed by local residents. Real estate

In Sound Radix, musicality met IDF technological flair to solve a problem that plagued sound studios. IT