TELECOMS, MEDIA & MARKETING

The intrinsic value of options exercised by Wix employees in 2024 rose to $102 million from $19.5 million in 2023.

Despite improved sales, the supermarket chain reported a loss of NIS 113 million in 2024.

CEO Emiliano Calemzuk and the other investors will hold 74% of the television channel, while Len Blavatnik’s Access Industries and WBD will remain with 26%.

Israel's newly opened and biggest shopping center recorded huge sales on Friday and Saturday, despite traffic congestion at the car park entrance.

BIG Fashion Glilot strip mall is in Ramat Hasharon's new office park, adjacent to Cinema City Glilot.

The Israel Competition Authority today issued first indictments, following the food price fixing investigation.

The shopping center will send shockwaves throughout the retail sector in Tel Aviv and the Sharon region and could put some of the area's malls out of business.

Altshuler Shaham and other institutional investors are in advanced talks to buy a minority stake in the computer and electronics chain.

Erik Prince believes in keeping things private, whether it's a military operation or your telephone. And he doesn't see why US taxpayers should fund Israel's defense.

The class action revealed how the world's largest social network enabled Israeli employers to define exposure to employment advertising by age and gender.

The move comes two weeks after the chairperson of the chain’s workers’ committee, Eyal Eli, resigned in order to be appointed VP of Human Resources at the company.

Zuk has signed a memorandum of understanding with Channel 13 and its controlling owner Len Blavatnik to examine acquiring control of the TV station, subject to due diligence.

On a marketing panel at the Globes Israel Business Conference, the panelists talked about breaking through globally, and what makes the Israeli ecosystem special.

Tomer Raved told the Globes Business Conference that Israel can bridge between east and west for communications infrastructures.

Norway's sovereign wealth fund sold its shares in Bezeq despite the company's argument that it operates in the West Bank under the Oslo Accords.

Minister of Communications Shlomo Karhi: The Corporation’s news  broadcasting is otiose, biased, and expresses an imagined reality. Yair Lapid: The bill is a threat to democracy.

The cutbacks by the supermarket chain's new owners the Amir brothers have paid off with a third quarter net profit of NIS 237 million.

Electra Consumer Products’ share price has shot up, as its investment in the Carrefour franchise finally starts to bear fruit.

The ministerial legislation committee approved the bill sponsored by MK Tally Gotliv, in the face of severe criticism by the Attorney General.

Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi and MK Tally Gotliv call for privatization of the Israel Public Broadcasting Corporation (Kan), and for shutting it down if no suitable buyer is found.

The Dutch retail chain's plans to open a store in Beersheva have fallen through leaving the Kfar Saba store as the only branch, although talks are underway for outlets in Tel Aviv.

One Software Technologies is buying the helpdesk centers company for NIS 50 million.

Gerstel takes over from Alon Werber, who has headed the sports broadcast technology company for nearly a decade.

"Carrefour will cease all its operations in Jordan and will not continue to operate within the Kingdom,” the French retail giant said.

Tell NY, a branch of Shalom Tel Aviv, offers services to US and Israeli pre-IPO technology companies in New York.

Wolt Israel CEO Lior Eshkol is leaving to lead strategic expansion for Wolt and DoorDash worldwide. She tells "Globes" how she expanded Wolt from a Tel Aviv restaurant app to a nationwide courier retail service.

Gold Apollo founder and president Hsu Ching-kuang said the devices supplied to Hezbollah that exploded came from a European licensee called BAC.

The tie-up with Len Blavatnik, synergy with his sports interests, and perhaps political influence, make Yannay's stake in the troubled channel a key to opportunities.

The in-depth study, sponsored by lawyer Trevor Asserson, finds the BBC's coverage of the war in Gaza to be in breach of its own guidelines.

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

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