All today's headlines

Oil Refineries bondholders peeved about assumption of subsidiary's debt; Sapiens resuming dividend payouts to shareholders.

New directive limits salaries of CEOs and VPs at public institutions.

The great violinist and conductor was just as known for his defense of human and animal rights, and criticism of Israeli policies.

Weekday print edition to disappear, will be published in digital format only; distribution and printing to be outsourced.

Green Movement leader Alon Tal is campaigning hard for Livni’s Hatnuah party, which he says is Israel’s best hope for political and environmental change.

If we were all just a tad less British, perhaps we’d be able to articulate what makes us proud to be Jewish.

The screening of ten movies in Israel’s three major cities is a chance to see some of Europe’s classic films in all their glory.

Successful pilot ran in four towns for 2012 school year.

The three big dairies − Tnuva, Strauss and Tara − employ some 1,500 people whose job is to arrange shelves at supermarkets. All are likely to be laid off, including some 700 workers at Tnuva alone.

A summary of advertisers in 2012 by Ifat Advertising Monitoring found that companies whose products were targeted by the 2011 cost-of-living protests continued to shun the spotlight and reduced their advertising budgets.