The Netherlands Army has announced it will procure more than 200 medium-range anti-tank missile launchers for an investment of as much as €250 million.
Poria Financial Planning chairman Or Poria: We see the shekel strengthening in the long term.
War at home and abroad has boosted the share prices of defense companies traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.
SSI will focus on building a small highly trusted team of researchers and engineers in Palo Alto and Tel Aviv, company executives have told "Reuters."
Discussions are underway on reform of the real estate tax, which has become a bureaucratic monster.
Mizrahi Tefahot Bank chief economist Ronen Menachem: The hostage deal uncertainty and judicial reform talks also weaken the shekel but Smotrich's 2025 deficit plans could offset the depreciation.
In July 2024, the average wage in Israel was NIS 13,683, up 6.7% from July 2023, the Central Bureau of Statistics reports.
Norway's sovereign wealth fund is considering toughening the ethical criteria for its investments, and disinvesting from more global companies connected to Israel's war in Gaza, "Reuters" reports.
The new processors for personal computers, development of which was managed by an Israeli team in Haifa, incorporate an AI engine.
The layoffs, which were delayed because of the October 7 massacre, took place in January.
The government has already approved raising VAT to 18% from January 1, 2025 as part of a special budget that was passed after the start of the war.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich aims to narrow the deficit with a freeze on public sector pay, pensions and allowances, and higher income tax for the lowest tax bracket.
The Israeli insurance and finance firm is offering to buy a 32% controlling core in the credit card company.
Avison Young Israel CEO Guy Amosi says companies prefer to wait and see before expanding office space but says there will be a boom after the war.
Discussions on the 2025 budget have resumed, but government sources question whether the minister of finance and the prime minister are in step.
Adv. Ephraim and Odelia Shpitalni own 60% of Gamla Harel, which Harel Insurance has offered to buy at a NIS 560 million valuation.