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Iran may not have complete control of its Yemeni client, which continues to fire at Israel and international shipping.

Cyberattack company Paragon, which if sold for $900 million will make former Prime Minister Ehud Barak a handsome profit, claims to have developed ethical spyware, while upsetting the IDF 8200 unit.

The Israeli company sees its autonomous systems being adopted in the next few years as China outstrips the US on the technology and Elon Musk has announced plans to commercialize a Tesla autonomous vehicle.

Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai slams the government's transport policy, which worships the car, and still insists that closing Sde Dov airport was a mistake.

A panel at the Israel Business Conference moderated by Meta Israel general manager Adi Soffer-Teeni discussed what it will take for Israel to play a leading role in AI.

Phoenix CEO Eyal Ben Simon told the Globes Israel Business Conference that the Israeli market is priced cheaply compared with the US market.

Mathios Rigas told the Israel Business Conference how his company had kept the gas flowing, even during the attack by Iran.

Dina Ben Tal Ganancia told the Globes Business Conference that, the war aside, worldwide demand has outstripped supply since Covid, while manufacturers cannot deliver enough new aircraft.

Former NBA basketball star Omri Casspi tells "Globes" about the transition from sport to investment and why he is leaving Sheva to set up a new venture capital fund.

As ImaginDairy becomes the third alternative protein producer to receive regulatory approval in Israel, why are promising food technologies finding it hard to get onto market shelves?

Since the start of the war, many Israeli tech employees have been drawn to the defense industry, in search of more meaningful work, despite a drop in salary.

The State Comptroller reports that cars using the fast lane and passengers on shuttle buses are both in decline, triggering state subsidies for the operator, yet three more fast lanes are being built.

The Ministry of Defense is expanding deployment of a new generation of drones, already used extensively in the Russia-Ukraine war.

Sequoia Capital partner Shaun Maguire tells "Globes" why the venture capital fund has resumed operations in Israel since the start of the war, after closing its office here in 2016.

According to Brown University's Watson Institute, the US provided Israel with $17.9 billion military aid in the first year of the war, well above the annual $3.8 billion in aid the US has formally agreed to grant Israel.

Analysts are bullish on Teva, which is once again Israel's most valuable company, due to an improved US generics price environment and promising branded drug pipeline.