As IPOs outstrip acquisitions and unicorns abound, it's time for Israel to drop the startup nation moniker. Start ups

"Globes" examines Israel's biggest transport projects, which reflect a shift from cars to trains and buses. But will they relieve the congestion? Transport & infrastructure

Globes and international business data company Statista are seeking the Israeli companies with the fastest rate of revenue growth from 2017-20. Economy

"Globes" Israel Young Leadership project, 40-under-40, is underway and registration is open for all those who see themselves as worthy contenders. Economy

Some banking sources believe the loss of Leumi USA's Israeli identity will benefit rivals Hapoalim and Discount in the US market. Financial services

Some Israeli tech companies hire and train inexperienced tech workers and then demand large payments, if they leave within a few years. Employment

Israeli tech prowess could be key as Intel battles to recover its leading position in the global chip market. IT

Company founder Gigi Levy-Weiss discusses the huge potential of Israel's tech industry and gaming sector and insists there is no bubble waiting to burst. Mergers & acquisitions

Franchise director St. John Harvey says easyHotel, like sister company easyJet, will offer a basic product, with services, which guests often don't need, costing extra. Real estate

After Levinsky Market and Nahlat Binyamin, pedestrian malls are being created around the Carmel Market and Kerem Hateiminim. But not everyone is happy. Transport & infrastructure

Replication, contempt, neglect: Israel’s leading urban planners cite failures and offer solutions. Real estate

Despite its dire situation, El Al has strong cards in its negotiations over a rescue package with the Ministry of Finance. Tourism

More and more Israeli individuals and companies are shunning Silicon Valley and joining the booming technology scene in Texan capital Austin. IT

Central Tel Aviv's office market is booming as banks, insurance companies and law firms move out, and tech companies move in, Cushman & Wakefield Israel reports. Real estate