For the first time in the current election campaign, the average of the five most recent polls shows Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud ahead of Benny Gantz's Blue & White party.
Netta Cohen, outgoing CEO of Ben Gurion University tech transfer company BGN, reflects on his 16 years in the job in which technology in Beersheva has flourished. Economy
The Israel Hotel Association wants the government to regulate the sector and will ask the court to force the Tax Authority to crack down on landlords. Real estate
Research based on advanced sensors has found that open space offices decrease face-to-face interactions between colleagues. Employment
Mellanox founder and CEO Eyal Waldman doesn't care if tech companies know everything about him. IT
Point.AI finds people on the autistic spectrum highly suited to its business of AI annotation. Start ups
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is the airline's platform for raising capital or debt to cope with a difficult business situation, argues Yaniv Pagot. Tourism
Israel's Supreme Court has ruled that sharing defamatory content online makes the sharer liable. Legal
Eric Wang: Of all the cities we operate in, Tel Aviv leads in the speed and scale of adoption. Infrastructure needs to catch up. Transport & infrastructure
The Palo Alto Networks founder and CTO blasts Check Point for putting too much emphasis on profit rather than investing in growth. IT
Prof. Omer Moav argues that it's per capita growth that counts, and the 1.3% average annual rise in Moshe Kahlon's tenure as finance minister is below the OECD average. Economy
The CityPass consortium made a NIS 1 billion profit as the Israeli government, inexperienced in such projects, bought back the Red Line for NIS 1.6 billion. Transport & infrastructure
After a year in which prices fell in the city, last year Tel Aviv again opened up a gap with the rest of Israel. Real estate
Enhanced regulations governing the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US (CFIUS) go into effect today. How does this affect Israeli investors? Legal
Following in the footsteps of Azrieli, real estate developers are rushing to start projects in Holon. Real estate
As more and more disabled people travel, accessibility will become very good business. Israel is well positioned to take its share. Tourism
The fraught questions about morality in warfare have become even more complex as artificial intelligence comes into play. Aerospace & defense
While high-rise construction is inevitable in overcrowded Israel, Guy Miloslavsky argues that architects must plan well for tenants rather than their own egos. Real estate
Co-founder Hillel Kobrinsky: We looked for a business problem, and then developed the technology, not the other way around. Start ups
Making the Negev boom