The Authority has unveiled an ambitious plan for privatization, consolidation, and closure of many of the 115 entities it supervises.
Amnon Shashua left, the company downsized, but chairman Yoav Shoham and CEO Ori Goshen believe they now have the formula for commercial success. IT
There is good news and bad news in the UK Budget for Israeli investors, but measures to attract innovative companies stand out. Economy
The UK's government's new sanctions regulations are clearly aimed at Israel, but Parliament's upper chamber has put a small spoke in the wheel. Economy
US defense firms, like Boeing, Raytheon, and Lockheed Martin, will also be hit, as the vast majority of aid funds flow back to them in procurement orders. Politics
The number of cars on the road is growing at a far faster rate than road construction with better public transport the only possible solution. Transport & infrastructure
As cancer treatments become more specialized, patient recruitment for trials becomes more challenging. Expanding the patient base is one solution. Healthcare
Israel’s luxury homes rental market has similarities and differences to the general market. “Globes” looks at a world where tenants pay tens of thousands of shekels per month. Real estate
IBI Mutual Funds CEO Ori Ben Dov insists the TASE is unattractive, not because of political uncertainty but price-to-earnings ratios. Market
The $2.2 billion acquisition of Israeli company positions Intel well in quantum computing, but the market may be years from maturing. Mergers & acquisitions
Private equity firm FIMI has an impressive record of rescuing companies in distress, but Kibbutz Yizre'el's Maytronics is a particularly tough case. Mergers & acquisitions
Dan Herman stakes his claim to the invention of the term, and seeks to help us channel the emotion positively. Healthcare
Introducing the ten emerging Israeli tech startups picked by the experts as most likely to succeed. Start ups
AI21 Labs on track at last?