In the past few weeks, Israeli companies have merged with publicly traded shell companies, opening the door for investors to take advantage of the growing global market
The company announced that it will expand its factory in Kiryat Gat along with other site expansions in Oregan and Ireland
Walid Abulafia was released after paying a $27,000 bail
Noble Energy off 40% in six months ■ TASE follows international markets down
The historic agreement in principle, signed at the ministerial level, offers good terms to departing workers and protection for those remaining; the state will forgo any dividends on sale
As a result of Brexit and the pound's drop, many developers have stopped building new projects, forcing them to sell under pressure
Glencore to reportedly pay more than $22m for hiding the risks of doing business with Dan Gertler, an Israeli businessman close to Congolese President Joseph Kabila
A class action lawsuit seeks to recover $133 million in compulsory loans to the state made during national emergencies
Gazit Globe and Norstar recover, but worries persist ■ Yes says it’s breaking off contract to use Spacecom’s Amos 8 satellite ■ Early Tel Aviv shares gains wilt after Wall Street opens lower
The shock of increased electricity and water rates belies the overall trends in Israel
Officials focus on electricity rates as treasury extends customs, purchase tax exemptions on consumer goods
Kahlon had one ray of light to savor: The Central Bureau of Statistics reported that income inequality has been getting better
The United States imposed sanctions on Vekselberg and his Renova Group last April to punish Moscow for suspected meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other alleged 'malign activity'
Single-family homes give way to high-rise apartment buildings in West Bank settlements as new 'Greater Tel Aviv' takes form
The report published by food security NGO Latet Israel finds that nearly 1 million children are effected by the poverty rates and one in three children receiving support have to skip meals due to lack of food
IAI says working on Tel Aviv share offering ■ TASE finishes week slightly above water
A report released by the Taub Center for Social Policy Studies shows that many Israelis don't have the skills required to work in the tech industry. Arabs and ultra-Orthodox are the two main groups lacking proper education to fill jobs
Recent figures released by the Central Bureau of Statistics shows the lowest levels since 1997 but figure still leaves Israel among most unequal countries in the developed world
Government says power rates could rise up to 8.1 percent, while lawyers estimate the increase could reach 10 percent
OrCam launches Kickstarter campaign for camera that tells you who your friends are ■ BiomX collaborating with J&J unit on inflammatory bowel disease therapies ■ Optibus raises $40m for mass transit tech
Israel Electric near $107 million settlement with European firms over cartel allegations ■ Tel Aviv shares end mixed in choppy trading
Teva shareholders demand company sue U.S. employees over role in alleged cartel ■ Tel Aviv shares ride back of Wall Street rebound as China trade fears ease
Meanwhile, WhiteSwell, Quali and TechSee all raise tens of millions
Finance and health ministries estimate exports could bring in about $1b a year, but some lawmakers fear more cultivation could push more drugs onto the streets
Spacecom shares sink as investors lose faith in ability of the company, owned by tycoon embroiled in Netanyahu's bribe case, to sign contract to build its next satellite
