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Home loans   credit: Tali Bogdanovsky Mortgage taking remained high in August

Homebuyers took mortgages totaling NIS 8.4 billion in August, the Bank of Israel reports.

Rami Levy appoints daughter Yafit as co-CEO

Yafit Attias has served as VP marketing for the past decade.

Russell Elwanger and Gautam Adani  credit: Inbal Marmari, APSEZ Tower to build fab in India? "Easier said than done"

Oppenheimer Israel senior analyst Sergey Vastchenok: It’s not like China, where the Party gives an order and everyone comes into line.

Mobileye CEO Amnon Shashua credit: Heinz Troll European Patent Office Mobileye to shut down lidar R&D hitting 100 jobs

The Israeli company believes that lidar technology has become less essential for the future of the company's 'eyes off' systems.

Gal Bar Dea  credit: Cadit Levy Bank One Zero suspends expansion to Italy

The company is also laying off 20 employees, because of the war and the consequent economic uncertainty.

Bank of Israel credit: Shutterstock Israel's forex reserves hit record high in August

The increase was mainly the result of a revaluation that increased the reserves by about $4.243 billion, the Bank of Israel reports.

Aviad Ariel  credit: Omer Hacohen Salesforce-Own deal hugely lucrative - for the early birds

"Globes" talks to Aviad Ariel, whose Vertex fund has made a handsome return, about Own's origins and the decision to put its eggs in the Salesforce basket.

Mobileye credit: Mobileye Mobileye hits record low as Intel mulls selling stake

The Israeli company's share price fell sharply on Friday after reports that Intel is considering options for selling part of its 88% stake in order to ease its liquidity problems.

Tower CEO Russell Ellwanger credit: Inbal Marmari Tower teams with Adani on $10b Indian chip plant

Deputy chief minister of Maharashtra Devendra Fadnavis says the plant will eventually produce 80,000 wafers annually.

Own execs Ariel Berkman, Ori Yankelev and Sam Gutmann credit: Eyal Izhar Salesforce buys Israeli data protection co Own for $1.9b

Own has developed a platform that provides companies with backup to protect against the loss of essential data.

Shekels credit: Shutterstock Vladerina32 Shekel rebounds in volatile forex market

Poria Financial Planning chairman Or Poria: We see the shekel strengthening in the long term.

IMCO propulsion system for armored vehicle credit: Ministry of Defense Publicly traded Israeli defense companies see boom in orders

War at home and abroad has boosted the share prices of defense companies traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

Shekel depreciates credit: Tali Bogdanovsky Shekel sharply weaker in wake of Wall Street falls

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.

Norway wealth fund CEO Nicolai Tangen credit: Reuters Norway fund under growing pressure over Israel

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.

Menora Mivtachim chairman Eran Griffel and CEO Michael Kalman credit: Guy Hamui and Nati Levy Menora Mivtachim renews pursuit of Isracard

The Israeli insurance and finance firm is offering to buy a 32% controlling core in the credit card company.

Cousins Shmuel Harlap (left) and Ephraim Shpitalni  credit: Tamar Matsafi, company presentation Couple set to pocket NIS 340m from finance co sale

Adv. Ephraim and Odelia Shpitalni own 60% of Gamla Harel, which Harel Insurance has offered to buy at a NIS 560 million valuation.

Dr. Yoav Zeif  credit: Stratasys Stratasys to streamline in bid to halt slump

After rejecting offers valuing the company at up to $1.7 billion last year, the Israeli polymer 3D solutions company now has a market cap of just $489 million.

FIMI CEO Ishay Davidi credit: Yonatan Bloom FIMI sells TAT Technologies stake for NIS 129m

Israeli private equity firm FIMI has reduced its stake in the aviation industries company from 51.8% to 26.8%.

ICL credit: NYSE ICL signs $170m Chinese fertilizer deal

The agreement with AMP Holdings is for specialty water soluble fertilizers, which are used in drip irrigation and designed for cash-crops.

Bank of Israel Governor Amir Yaron credit: Eyal Izhar, Tali Bogdansky Bank of Israel keeps rate unchanged, sees inflation rising

The Bank of Israel is critical of government policy on the widening deficit and lack of a 2025 budget, and is also concerned about geopolitical uncertainty and inflationary pressures.

TLV Mall credit: Tal Isaac Israelis stay home and boost retail revenue and profit

Instead of traveling and shopping abroad, Israelis have been spending their money in local malls and stores.

Moody's offices in Vilnius  credit: Shutterstock/Andrius Zemaitis Moody's warns of rating consequences of escalation

"All-out military conflict with Hezbollah or Iran could have significant credit consequences for Israeli debt issuers."

Carrefour City branch in Israel  credit: Galit Hatan Electra Consumer Products starts to see joy from Carrefour

Carrefour Israel posted an operating profit of NIS 24 million in the second quarter, which compares with a loss of NIS 50 million in the corresponding quarter.

Benny Landa  credit: Miguel Gutierrez Benny Landa's GenCell to implement streamlining plan

The cleantech company estimates that the plan will save NIS 5 million in annual spending, which will help it cope best with current and future challenges.

Check Point CEO Nadav Zafrir credit: Shlomi Yosef Check Point acquires Israeli co Cyberint for $200m

The threat intelligence and digital protection company has raised an estimated $65 million, thus providing investors with handsome returns.

Selina founders Rafael Museri and Daniel Rudasevski credit: Inbal Marmari Collective Hospitality to acquire most Selina assets

Singapore-based Collective Hospitality will buy most of the Israeli hospitality chain of Selina, which became insolvent last month.

Healthcare credit: Tali Bogdanovsky, Shlomi Yosef Chemomab jumps on positive liver scarring trial results

Chemomab Therapeutics is developing a treatment for rare liver scarring disease PSC.

SolarEdge CEO Zvi Lando credit: Eyal Izhar SolarEdge CEO Zvi Lando steps down

Lando: The road to a full recovery of SolarEdge is still ahead of us and to drive this recovery at a fast pace requires new energy and leadership.

Shekels credit: Shutterstock Vladerina32 Shekel opens week with strong gains

With inflation rising in Israel, the Bank of Israel Monetary Committee is not expected to cut the interest rate on Wednesday.

SolarEdge CEO Zvi Lando credit: Eyal Izhar SolarEdge jumps on US rate cut expectations

Solar energy installations are often financed through loans, so when interest rates fall, the expectation is for increased demand in the industry.

Bet Shemesh Engines  credit: Revah Hafakot, Wikipedia FIMI cashes in on Bet Shemesh Engines revival

The private equity firm has sold 10% of the company to a group of financial institutions, leaving it with a 25% stake.

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