If we have one million unemployed, we should at least exploit the opportunity to upgrade our labor pool and raise productivity. Economy

With 800 hazardous materials stored in Haifa Bay, concerns are raised that Israel could see a similar catastrophe to Beirut. Environment

Diversity policies in enterprises often achieve the opposite of the desired result. There are better ways. Economy

Covid-19 has made sleep clinics risky, which is where Itamar Medical's disposable home sleep apnea diagnosis kit comes in. Healthcare

Investors are gobbling up Israeli meat substitute companies with exciting technologies and intriguing raw materials. Basic industries

After five months in Israel, the WeWork founder is back in the US and acquaintances say he still has big plans. Economy

Spot founder Amiram Shachar's professors weren't impressed by his idea for cheaper cloud computing, but it's now central to NetApp. Mergers & acquisitions

Intel CEO Bob Swan's comments about outsourcing production provides Israel with an opportunity to examine alternative options for huge government grants. IT

It may look like legislative colonialism, but Israel stands to lose a great deal from failure to meet Europe's GDPR standards.

Even before the Covid-19 crisis stores were struggling to compete with malls and online sales. "Globes" looks at three Israeli cities. Real estate

Market sources say that the first-ever oil major to come here would not have acquired Noble Energy without Israel's improved relations with the Gulf states. Energy

Complex systems expert Dr. Yaneer Bar-Yam believes "flattening the curve" is immoral and futile, and that we have a better choice. Healthcare

Amnon Shashua fears Israel will miss a historic opportunity to lead the automotive revolution unless regulatory change is speeded up. Transport & infrastructure