All today's headlines

The firm's efforts to strike a deal with its banks reached a dead end, apparently meaning its major British asset will be lost.

Within the next several days, the trustees are expected to review the bids that were submitted and to present their recommendations to Judge Alshech regarding Maariv's future.

With new elections on the horizon, reporters from TheMarker provide their take on how key cabinet members, other than Prime Minister Netanyahu, whose has exerted his own outsized influence, have affected the economy.

Israel's national soccer team scores a major win in its bid for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, Israel's largest ever away victory.

Spain's wasn't the most convincing win of the third round of regional qualifiers, with Germany handing Ireland its worst loss since 1971, 6-1 in Dublin.

Daniel Descalso and Pete Kozma each had two-out, two-run singles in the ninth for the Cardinals, to silence the record Nationals Park crowd of 45,966 and win the best-of-five N.L. Division Series 3-2.

Hosts score eight tries in controlled display.

The elections are going to be boring. They will be boring because no one will do anything new. They are going to be boring because most of the future players are past players.

The prosecution is suffering from shell shock, low morale and managerial failure. It is devoid of the necessary ability to make decisions within a stipulated time frame.

We'll still have Bibi after the upcoming elections. And he'll screw us good and proper. Women? They'll eulogize us after the war.