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There is considerable synergy between Decart and Anthropic, which according to Bloomberg is about to make its first acquisition in Israel.

Wonderful, one of the fastest growing companies in Israel, held a fund raising round just three months ago. Insight Partners is again expected to be among the round's leaders.

$265 million will go to Team8’s third fund, which has already made an exit, and $100 million will be allocated to follow-on investments in existing portfolio companies.

Bank Leumi's first quarter profit was NIS 2.83 billion, 8.5% higher than in the corresponding quarter despite the bank surtax.

While overall numbers remain steady, profound changes are taking place in employment patterns.

While financial institutions have been selling dollars in huge quantities, Israeli importers have seized the opportunity to buy.

At the end of the second quarter, the defense company's orders backlog totaled $32 billion, 73% of it from outside Israel.

Despite ostensibly excellent results, the UAV camera company's share price fell sharply. Gross margins narrowed, but is that necessarily a bad sign?

The bank's annualized return on equity was 15%, and would have been higher were it not for the special tax on bank profits.

The asset auction by the collapsed US summer camps company has yielded proceeds above book value.

The deficit was 3.3% of GDP for the twelve months to the end of July. The target for 2026 is 4.9%.

One of the possible buyers is Nvidia, just a few months after it invested in the company at a valuation of $4 billion.

On unspecified stretches of road with high accident rates, speed cameras will be adjusted to make enforcement stricter.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for additional defense spending of NIS 400 billion over thirteen years.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is still a long way short of being able to form a new government. The intriguing question is whether Arab party Ra'am can become a power broker.

Under a five-year, $1.63 billion contract, Elbit Systems will supply a range of advanced systems to the Serbian military.

The company returned to profit in the second quarter, but said full-year results would be at the lower end of its guidance.

The Jerusalem-based venture capital fund made what is probably its most profitable-ever exit on Visa’s acquisition of BioCatch.

Supersonic is what was left after Unity decided in March to close down ironSource’s office in the Sarona Tower in Tel Aviv.

The Blue Spear is based on the Gabriel missile and can be deployed in all weather conditions and at all times of the day.

A Tax Authority study indicates that not only did more Israelis leave the country in 2023 and 2024 but that they had a higher income than those emigrating in previous years.

The Israeli businessman has signed a non-binding agreement to buy the company which is a partner in Haifa Port.

The Israel Tax Authority and Finance Ministry are considering incentivizing earlier exercising of stock options to increase state revenues.

The Israeli solar energy inverter systems company’s share price is down sharply despite good second quarter results.

The IMS Drakon is the biggest submarine built in Germany since the Second World War.

"Globes" has learned that the Bank of Israel is now proposing to allow banks to publish financial statements according to US accounting principles.

Justice Alex Stein issued a temporary injunction holding back  transfers of money approved in yesterday’s committee session, except for those relating to emergency civilian expenditure.

A petition against the committee's proceedings, which were not approved by Recess Agreements Committee, has been filed in the High Court of Justice.

The telecommunications group’s core revenue totaled NIS 2.03 billion for the second quarter, 4% more than in the corresponding quarter of 2025.

Despite losses caused by Operation Roaring Lion, El Al posted a $126 million net profit for the second quarter, and sees the momentum continuing.