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The tender win for driver and gunner simulators for APCs reflects a turning point in relations between several Latin American countries and Israeli companies in general and Elbit Systems in particular.

The shekel-dollar rate has traditionally correlated with movements on US stock indices, but the Israeli currency's recent strength goes beyond that link, analysts explain.

In a stormy Knesset Finance Committee session, capital market representatives expressed shock at the Bank of Israel's approach.

The best funds have handily beaten the stock market indices, but the expiry of the relevant legislation makes the future opaque.

While last year saw stunning exits by Wiz, CyberArk and Armis, many exits saw Israeli startups sold for less than they had raised.

Delek Israel has received an exclusive period of 60 days to complete due diligence and sign a binding agreement to buy Hot Mobile.

American-Iranian investor Amir Heshmatpour made his fortune in US biotech companies. He’s now in Israel with NeOnc, developer of a nasally administered brain cancer drug.

An Israeli delegation is due in Nicosia this week to try to finalize an agreement on development of the reservoir, a small part of which is in Israel's economic zone.

Keren Shtevy, CEO of the fitness clubs chain, is paying More Provident Funds NIS 51 million for the shares.

Both companies have set a deadline of this Thursday for Hot Mobile parent company Altice to sign a binding sale agreement.

Annual production capacity in the offshore Israeli gas field will increase from 12 BCM to 21 BCM by 2029.

The Israeli 3D printer company's stock jumped 14.7% on Wall Street on Thursday, following the announcement.

The value of assets managed by Israeli financial institutions has doubled in less than seven years, according to the Bank of Israel.

Nibe signed an agreement with Elbit in August, to build the PULS system in India.

At 64, in the midst of giving evidence in the Netanyahu corruption trial, former Walla! CEO Ilan Yeshua cofounded Seraphic Security, acquired this week by Crowdstrike.

Israeli mortgage banks have taken advantage of the recent interest rate cuts to increase their profit margins by 37% on new mortgages.

At the end of 2024, the gaming company had about 3,500 employees, meaning it will shed 500 employees.

China has warned Chinese companies not to purchase cybersecurity solutions of a dozen US and Israeli companies out of concern that national security will be harmed, Reuters” reports.

Fox Wizel is rapidly expanding the activity of the Greek retail chain in Israel, and holds the franchise for Canada as well.

The supermarket chain’s finance unit is seeking a license to provide payments services, which would allow customers to hold digital current accounts.

The Israeli fintech company had 1,501 employees at 10 sites around the world at the end of 2024, so the company is laying off just over 100 employees.

Seraphic Security is engaged in browser security and has developed a complementary product to Crowdstrike's endpoint protection system.

The deal to provide Switch with 13 MW of clean energy is expected to be the first of many such contracts in the data centers sector.

The New York court dismissed Mayor Zohran Mamdani's motion against the bid by a unit of Israeli company Summit Real Estate Holdings.

In a tax dispute worth billions of dollars, the cybersecurity company, acquired by Google for $32 billion, claims its intellectual property is in the US.

The Israeli defense electronics company will supply its advanced airborne self-protection electronic warfare suite, including its Direct Infra-Red Counter-Measure (DIRCM) system, to an Asian-Pacific country.

The deal was signed a year ago, and Thirdeye Systems' shareholders are due to meet to approve in on January 15.

Royalty Pharma will provide up to $500 million for development of a treatment for vitiligo.

The Israeli metrology solutions company for semiconductor manufacturing closed trading on Friday at $394 per share, giving a record market cap of $11.7 billion.

Some see the move leading to massive loss of talent, while others argue that it expresses the company's ethos.

The Israeli discount retail chain is now left without a controlling shareholder.