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The New York-based blockchain giant will pay $160 million for its second Israeli acquisition.

Tower Semiconductor's share price has risen almost to the price at which Intel was due to acquire it in 2022, handily outperforming the sector.

Herzliya has the best quality of life of Israel's 18 biggest cities, the Central Bureau of statistics reports, overhauling Kfar Saba, which was in top spot last year.

"Globes" reveals the fares and schedules of the Tel Aviv - New York flights that Arkia and Tech-Air will operate between February and May 2025.

Israel is one of a group of countries that will have to obtain US government approval to import the advanced processors that are at the basis of AI and supercomputers.

The deficit for the twelve months to the end of December 2024 was 6.9% of GDP or NIS 136.2 billion, the Ministry of Finance reports.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange has bought back 4.82% of its shares from Manikay Partners, which bought 20% of it in 2018, before its flotation.

The Israeli airline's share price has risen 40% over the past month, as US carriers seem in no rush to resume Tel Aviv flights.

Following the addition of the new hotels the chain will have 28 hotels around Israel.

A penthouse under construction as part of a historical building at 6 Kaplan Street in Tel Aviv has been sold for NIS 20 million in bare shell form.

The 3D depth camera division is based on the acquisitions of Israeli startups Omek Interactive and Invision Biometrics.

Ryanair senior executive Eddie Wilson has announced that the low-cost Irish carrier plans returning to full operations in Israel in the summer.

A selection of recent real estate deals in Israel in Givatayim, Netanya, Modi'in, Rehovot, Hatzor Haglilit and Ofakim.

While salaries continue to rise in Israel's tech industry, the number of options distributed by employers has fallen dramatically, altshare finds.

National Outline Plan 70 covering the areas around Metro stations in Gush Dan provides the certainty that real estate developers have been craving.

The plan makes only a minor change to the composition of the Judicial Selection Committee, and covers the scope of basic laws and judicial review of legislation.

The Israeli cybersecurity company says Fazal Merchant will "ensure IPO readiness."

The IT services company is seeking to raise NIS 120 million.

The ReDrone modular, multi-sensor, and multi-mission system is part of Elbit’s advanced EW, Radars, and SIGINT portfolio.

The Or Akiva-based medical device company is developing the Nautilus device for aneurysm treatment.

Billionaire Avigdor Willenz's latest startup has adopted a strategy that has put it on a path to rival chip giants like Broadcom, Marvell and indirectly Nvidia.

Israel's passport has risen from 24th place in recent years following the Abraham Accords, and the US decision to allow Israel to join the visa waiver program, Henley and Partners reports.

El Al has increased its number of weekly flights: to Paris from 23 to 25; to Vienna from five to six; to Frankfurt from six to eight; to Zurich from seven to nine; and to Munich from five to six.

Bank of America has raised Teva's price target to $26 per share and Cantor Fitzgerald has raised Wix's price target to $260 per share.

Minister of Labor Yoav Ben–Tzur declares that will not adopt the inter-ministerial committee's recommendation to end recognition of accidents to and from work as work accidents.

The dollar is strengthening worldwide after reports in the US that President elect Donald Trump will declare a national economic emergency to provide legal justification for his new tariff program.

According to the Israel Democracy Institute, the number of haredi yeshiva students rose 86% in the same period, while the number studying for a first degree doubled.

Over the past two years the Transport Ministry has fallen far short in meeting targets for new bus lanes and reducing road accident deaths.

Metropolis carries out urban renewal projects in central Israel. The deal values it at NIS 800 million.

An inter-ministerial committee recommends that accidents on the way to and from work should no longer be recognized as work accidents.

Innoviz says that the collaboration represents a major leap forward in the car industry's transition to AI-based systems and higher performance.

The new interchange will have three bridges linking it to Road 1 and an entrance to the airport with nine lanes for security checks on cars.

In a clear sign that tech companies have come to terms with lower valuations, employees are being urged to sell shares, even at a big discount. "Globes" investigates.

The €65 million procurement will be delivered by the Israeli defense electronics company in cooperation with German-French company KNDS, "Defense News" reports.

Governor of the Bank of Israel Amir Yaron: Inflation hurts the weaker sections of the population more.

The offering by the Israeli company, which has developed digital experiential documentation in amusement parks was led by the provident and mutual funds of Mor Investment House and the mutual and hedge funds of IBI.

The Israeli auto-tech chip company will work with Nvidia to enhance free space mapping and AI-driven capabilities to further advance the automotive industry.

This is the eighth successive time that the Bank of Israel Monetary Committee has left the interest rate unchanged.

While the previous rounds of layoffs were carried out by the then CEO Zvi Lando, the current round is being led by new CEO Shuki Nir.

Analysts still rate the cybersecurity company, the fourth most valuable Israeli company on Wall Street, as underpriced.

The company reported winning two contracts for its public safety solutions in Kentucky.

Dr. Eyal Bressler & Co. specializes in intellectual property, and will expand Amit Pollak Matalon's services to include patents registration.

The bank claims that its new offer is better for Isracard shareholders than the agreement just signed with Delek Group.

Many foreign airlines made reduced compensation for delayed and canceled flights the condition for their return, but the security situation appears to be weighing more.

The Treasury and the Transport Ministry told the workers that, unless they returned to work immediately, the privately owned ports would be allowed to use additional quays.

According to Greek newspaper "Kathimerini", the deal will amount  to €500-700 million.

Military aid of this scope will require approval by both houses of Congress.

The strike is over the hiring of temporary workers. Meanwhile, long queues of ships are building up outside Israel's ports.