The unemployment rate in Israel fell to 4.7% in the first half of November, down from 5.6% in the second half of October, the Central Bureau of Statistics reports.
"The Economist" survey did not include housing prices, just services and products, many of which should not be more expensive if the shekel is strong. Economy
One program alone has poured NIS 624 million down the drain in helping companies set up R&D centers in Beersheva, Knesset research reveals. Employment
For the first time, "Globes", in collaboration with international market and consumer data company Statista, presents the 150 best employers in Israel.
The Israeli company may not continue operations but as long as intelligence agencies need surveillance technologies, there will be cyberattack companies. Aerospace & defense
Merav Michaeli has backed environmental groups opposed to the six planned marinas to provide berths for 3,500 yachts at the expense of 3.5 kilometers of beaches. Transport & infrastructure
A technology meant to generate trust has become fertile ground for the oldest con in the book. Financial services
After the disappointment of Iron Dome losing out to Korea on the UAE's missile defense deal, the Dubai Airshow has left Israeli defense firms cautiously optimistic. Aerospace & defense
A report prepared by Israel's Civil Service Commission sees 15% of civil service jobs soon becoming obsolete due to digitalization. Employment
AION Labs will set Israeli computing talent to solving international pharma companies' problems. CEO Mati Gill and adviser Christian Tidona explain. Healthcare
After two lost years, the Transport Ministry has its biggest budget ever. It will mostly go to public transport. Transport & infrastructure
SIPG Israel CEO Miao Qiang gives his impression of how the locals do business, and explains why his company chose Israel for its first port outside China. Transport & infrastructure
Israeli experts discuss the best stocks and currencies to invest in as the shekel appreciation gains ground. Market
Four factors that are making the shekel appreciate, yet keeping the Bank of Israel on the sidelines. Economy
