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Kenyon Hazahav Mall, Rishon LeZion  credit: Vlad Kovaliov Melisron cancels deal to buy control of Kenyon Hazahav

The Competition Authority indicated to Melisron that its purchase of 51% of the shopping mall from Migdal would probably not be approved.

Zvika Schwimmer  credit: Eyal Izhar After a challenging start, Carrefour looks to flotation

Chairperson Zvika Schwimmer: We have reached all the goals that we set for ourselves.

Anta store  credit: Anta Castro secures franchise of Chinese sports goods giant Anta

Castro will invest an estimated NIS 30 million in setting up wholesale distribution, brand stores, and online marketing.

Rami Levy branch  credit: Tamar Matsafi Rami Levy expanding car sale facilities

Industry sources say that the retail chain regards its new Mobility division as a strategic arm for long-term business development.

Kenyon Hazahav mall Rishon LeZion  credit: Eyal Izhar Why is Israel's largest shopping mall valued so low?

Migdal is buying out the Gindi family from the Kenyon Hazahav mall at a valuation of just NIS 2 billion. Moshe Gindi: It's a good deal for both sides.

Kenyon Hazahav Mall, Rishon LeZion  credit: Vlad Kovaliov Migdal buying Gindi family's stake in Kenyon Hazahav

Brothers Moshe and Yigal Gindi built the successful mall in Rishon LeZion in the 1990s.

Victory branch  credit: Tamar Matsafi Company provides glimpse into Israeli trade with Gaza

Victory Supermarket Chain revealed that NIS 99 million of its first quarter sales were to the Gaza Strip. The sales were under an official arrangement in force since September 2025.

Oddity's management opens Nasdaq trading July 19, 2023  credit: Vanja Savic/Nasdaq Wayward algorithm topples Oddity Tech

Oran Holtzman's online cosmetics company was riding very high indeed until it hit a snag with its main advertising partner.

Car for sale at Osher Ad branch  credit: Osher Ad Israeli retail chains line up to sell cars

The initial success of the Osher Ad supermarket chain with Kia has prompted other retailers to try to follow suit.

Burger Ranch Israel CEO Dana Tuchner  credit: Dana Tuchner Third time lucky for Burger King in Israel?

Under Dana Tuchner, the brand is making a comeback. "In ten years’ time we’ll have more than 100 branches," she says.

SPAR Israel branch credit: Guy Yechiely Lubinski to buy 50% stake in SPAR Israel

Vehicle importers Lubinski Group has signed an agreement to acquire the stake in the Dutch retail food chain’s Israel franchise.

Next credit: Shutterstock Israeli overseas online purchases plunge during Iran war

Shop Analytics data find that Israelis currently prefer to buy from local online sites due to canceled flights and logistical uncertainty.

Uber Eats credit: Shutterstock Uber Eats gears up for Israel launch

The US food delivery service is to begin Israel operations soon after the war ends.

BIG Glilot credit: Galit Hatan BIG Glilot ends first year with promising results

The giant strip mall, spread over 44,000 square meters north of Tel Aviv and built with an investment of about NIS 2 billion, is marking a year since its opening.

Dyson vacuum cleaners credit:  Shutterstock Fox to open Dyson store, distribute products in Israel

In its first foray into the electrical goods sector Fox will have exclusive rights to import and distribute Dyson products in Israel.

Yochananof branch  credit: PR Yochananof buys into Binyamina land for commercial center

Yochahnanof is paying NIS 17 million for 30% of the rights in the land on which it intends to build a commercial center to compete with the Mall Zichron Shopping Center.

PayPal headquarters  credit Shutterstock PayPal buying Israeli startup Cymbio

Market sources estimate the acquisition price for the dropship automation company at $150-200 million.

Jumbo Greece branch  credit: Daniel Batash Fox opening Jumbo Greece store in Rishon LeZion

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

Rami Levy  credit: Jonathan Bloom Rami Levy looks to banking

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

Zehavit Cohen credit: Rami Zarnegar Former controlling shareholder Apax reduces Max Stock stake

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

Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich  credit: Miri Shimonovich Smotrich publishes order doubling personal imports tax exemption

Knesset Finance Committee chairperson Hanoch Milwidsky: This is a classic example of destructive election economics.

Eitan Yochananof  credit: Geva Talmor Retail chain Yochananof buys land to grow own produce

The company has bought 107 dunams of agricultural land in Ness Tziona.

Kenyon Hazahav Mall, Rishon LeZion  credit: Vlad Kovaliov Melisron buys control of Kenyon Hazahav mall

Melisron will pay Migdal NIS 818 million for 51% of the land rights in one of Israel's largest malls, with up to 40,000 visitors daily in the holiday season.

Shufersal owners Yossi and Shlomi Amir  credit: Jonathan Bloom Deal with Big signals new departure for Shufersal

Shufersal and Big Shopping Centers plan to redevelop the supermarket chain's head office site in Rishon LeZion, with further real estate projects expected.

Carrefour Credit: Shutterstock Carrefour Israel swings to profit despite debt

Carrefour has 148 branches in Israel after selling five branches since the start of the year.

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