With a gain of NIS 610 million on the Bank Leumi stake he sold this week, the Israeli businessman again proved why he is the shrewdest investor on the TASE. "Globes" examines the remarkable track record and current investments of the man with the Midas touch. Market

Shahar Bar-Or tells "Globes" about the Herzliya-based enterprise storage startup's revival of fortunes, after it nearly went out of business in 2020, culminating in its $500 million acquisition by Lenovo. Mergers & acquisitions

Nvidia SVP Amit Krig talks to "Globes" about the company's extraordinarily rapid expansion in Israel and its appeal to employees. IT

Itai Ben-Zaken recovered from personal and business adversity to found Honeycomb, a fast-growing real estate insurance startup. Financial services

The world is looking ahead to the enormous economic effort needed to rebuild Gaza. "Globes" asks who will pay such an amount and who will control the funds? Politics

Former Military Intelligence chief Yadlin sees the deal with Hamas at this time as morally and strategically correct. Politics

Veteran Israeli venture capitalist Amir Gal-Or is launching an ambitious AI-enabled system that will produce personalized DNA-based recommendations. Healthcare

Erik Prince believes in keeping things private, whether it's a military operation or your telephone. And he doesn't see why US taxpayers should fund Israel's defense. Aerospace & defense

"Globes" surveys the impact of the Biden administration's AI Diffusion Rule on Israel's vital technology sector. Politics

The proposal by two government ministers will make the selection of judges less professional and more of a political horse trade. Politics

The medical controversy on the matter in Israel exposes the problem of obtaining accurate clinical data on the effectiveness of medical cannabis for treating all conditions. Healthcare

The committee's recommendation of a NIS 133 billion force building supplement over a decade is less than the army's minimum demand. Aerospace & defense

Ten years ago the government set out to transform Israel's long-term rental market. Since then only 5,000 apartments have been built. Real estate