Opinion & features

Israeli law firms are increasingly using software to take the drudgery out of legal work. "Globes" investigates what computers can and can't do.

With operations in 500 cities worldwide, the Israeli company allows bus companies to achieve optimal results with fewer buses, and less mileage and driving hours.

With businesses worth billions and investors waiting in line, in the last six months alone 10 kibbutz companies have been sold for hundreds of millions of dollars.

Factual refutation is helpless against deliberate disinformation. We need different tactics against this plague of our time.

In his first interview since becoming El Al's controlling shareholder, Rozenberg tells why he once stopped flying El Al and says he will 'mend' the airline through personal service.

Huge funds loaded with cash, and expectations that markets will rise forever, explain how companies like Wiz and Snyk hit astronomical highs so fast.

A white elephant and economic disaster from 1976 to 1993 and environmental hazard and urban blight ever since, the sorry saga is entering a new phase.