Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon tells "Globes" that companies are taking advantage of consumers by raising food prices.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews are smarter consumers, have interest-free loan funds, and are satisfied even if they are poor, the Haredi Institute for Public Affairs has found. Economy
Having developed its urban neighboring model in Tel Aviv's Shapira neighborhood, venn, already worth tens of millions of dollars, is targeting 100 cities worldwide starting with New York and Berlin. Real estate
Developers are waiting for a building permit for a project with 130 apartments in Kiryat HaYovel, as demolish and build programs slowly get the green light. Real estate
Don't try and solve a strategic career problem by creating an even larger problem, labor market expert Orna Rudi warns. Employment
The most popular IDF training course for combat soldiers is for "dronists." Elbit is developing a small drone to replace the Chinese drones used by the army. Aerospace & defense
Tourism in Tel Aviv-Jaffa is moving from the seafront towards more historic areas. Real estate
The very flattering FATF report on Israel also contains some pointed recommendations. Economy
The Israeli company is set to deploy a network of automated irrigation systems worldwide, based on "Internet of the soil." Start ups
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
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
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