ECONOMY

The Israeli city was dragged down in the rankings by its poor score on personal safety because of the fear of military conflict and terror attacks.

Proceedings have been instituted against Thyssenkrupp for not fulfilling its reciprocal procurement obligations in the submarines deal.

Chosen by default to serve as Bank of Israel Governor in 2013, Netanyahu and Kahlon's inability to find a suitable candidate, could hand Karnit Flug a second term.

"My responsibility is to prepare the economy for a crisis," Minister of Finance Moshe Kahlon said at the presentation of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange's valuation of Israel.

Companies like HP and Philips want priority status on electricity and food supply and are asking for executives to be excused army reserve duty.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Minister of Finance Moshe Kahlon were meant to interview the former Governor of the Central Bank of Argentina today.

The plan to be presented Minister of Finance Moshe Kahlon includes lower tariff barriers and eliminating production quotas.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is no longer willing to employ flight security staff for the Israeli airlines.

Economist Intelligence Unit: Tel Aviv was ranked 34th just five years ago. Currency appreciation played a part in this rise.

Why most career changes fail, and what professions are most in demand.

The National Board for Planning and Building approved the establishment of Daniel and Ir Ovot and the extension of the Nitzana youth village.

Israel’s foreign exchange reserves at the end of July 2018 stood at $115.782 billion, up $950 million from their level at the end of June 2018.

There is a tax loophole because the computer systems of the Israel Postal Company and the Israel Tax Authority are not connected.

S&P's sovereign rating for Israel now stands at AA- with a stable outlook, the best Israel has ever received.

Israel's secular elite has lost its enthusiasm for combat service and now targets intelligence units, such as Unit 8200.

15,000 Ukrainians are working for Israeli high-tech companies. The Ukrainian government wants to increase that to 150,000.

Qingxi Huang tells "Globes" about plans to invest in hundreds of Israeli companies through ICB Biotechnology Investments.

Quitting a job in hope of finding a better one is usually a mistake.

The Chief Economist's survey of Israel's 400 highest-income people for 2014 shows that charity is not a prominent characteristic.

Polish technology minister Jadwiga Emilewicz is keen to persuade Israeli entrepreneurs to establish R&D centers in Poland.

It's not talent that counts, but where you are on the labor market pyramid.

Influential economist Luigi Zingales talks to "Globes" about digital monopolies, praises Netanyahu's grasp of economics, and reflects on the future of Europe.

A smart city is no substitute for a sense of belonging.

Local authorities in Israel constantly proclaim grandiose plans for bicycle paths, and then fail to carry them out.

Eduardo Elsztain told the "Globes" Capital Market Conference that IDB's problems have been caused by Cellcom's slide.