Major Israel Donor Seeks to Block ICL Magnesium Imports to U.S.
Ira Rennert’s company U.S. Magnesium accuses Israel Chemicals of dumping, a claim that could lead to a steep 193% tariff being imposed
Business News
This Plastic-fueled Kibbutz Is Thriving, but Can It Stay That Way?
Flushed with pride and profits from its pioneering plastic toilet tanks, kibbutz Ma'agan Michael is one of Israel’s wealthiest. But will it always have 'enough capitalist money to preserve a socialist way of life'?
SodaStream CEO Allegedly Profited From Insider Trading
Allegations in lawsuit follow investigation into Birnbaum’s alleged violations of giving information to an associate
Israel's Government Budget Deficit Shrinks – but Only Due to Technical Reasons
Overspending remains high after discounting for tax revenue windfall in October 2018
Israeli Startups Wrestle With Delay in Arrival of Autonomous Cars
The Israeli venture fund OurCrowd says it has a strategy for where and how to invest for a more distant future
Analysis The Israeli Army Doesn’t Need More Money, It Needs a Functioning Government
Netanyahu talks about a four-billion-shekel budget increase, but prolonged political paralysis is what is harming security
Israeli University Enrollment in Tech-related Majors Soars
Law and business schools see drop in popularity due to government incentives and changing job market
No Israeli Interest Rate Change Expected Now, but a Cut May Come Next Month
The Bank of Israel is announcing its decision on Monday afternoon
WeWork Israel to Drop Shared-residence Plan Amid Global Cutbacks
But sources say its basic business is expected to continue thanks to its partnership with property company Ampa
The Shekel Is Strong, but Ikea Israel Hasn’t Been Lowering Its Prices
The furniture retailing giant’s local prices are considerably higher than what it charges abroad, an examination by TheMarker has found
Business News
Israel to Join Key World Index of Gov’t Bonds
Wave of foreign investment expected after FTSE Russell sets April 1 for inclusion in its WGBI
Israel May Be Spared Worst of Global Cutbacks at Ailing WeWork
However, shared-office company’s local R&D staff likely to face layoffs
CVC Close to Buying 25 Percent of Israeli Advertising Tech Firm IronSource for $450 Million
Sources familiar with the deal tell Israeli daily it is likely to be signed within the next 24 hours and value IronSource at $1.55 billion
WeWork Says Will File to Withdraw IPO Week After Founder Ousted as CEO
Fundamentals of the business remain strong, argue co-CEOs, vowing to go public again soon
Opinion Give WeWork's Adam Neumann Credit for Making Landlords Sexy
Now goat of the year, he saw the future of office work and acted on it. A pity that the business of renting office space is no more glamorous than it was in the past
Four Israeli Startups Nab $320 Million in New Funds
Fundraisers led by $176 million round by fintech firm Fundbox
WeWork CEO Neumann Steps Down After Plunge in Estimated Valuation
Israeli-born co-founder of start-up's free-wheeing ways and party lifestyle came into focus once he failed to get the company’s IPO underway
New Israeli Bank, the First Approved in Four Decades, Is All Digital
Leading tech entrepreneurs Marius Nacht and Amon Shashua eye 2021 launch
Israel's Cellcom Slates Big Layoffs to Cut Costs, Setting Off Strike
Pelephone also plans cuts as industry struggles with falling revenues, profits
Israel's Cellular Industry Roils Amid Massive Layoffs, Debt and Mergers
Saban plans to relinquish 30% of stake in Partner Communication as Cellcom eyes layoff of 1,00 employees
