50 and Fired: Growing Problem of Older Unemployed in Israel
Long before they are ready to retire, many Israelis find themselves out of a job and no prospect of getting a new one
Business News
'Arnon Milchan Law' Turned Israel Into Tax Haven for Billionaires. They Left When It Expired
Controversial law promised ten-year exemption, hoping tycoons would put down roots, remain and contribute – but it just turned Israel into a temporary tax haven
Intel Eyes Israeli Startup Habana Labs Amid Flurry of Tech Activity
Teable buys Indegy in $95 million deal, Gong raises $65 million and VC Crescendo raises initial capital
Analysis Israel’s Shame: A Billionaire Tax Exemption Born in Sin
The law that grants benefits to immigrants and returning Israelis is only of help to a handful of the very rich. When the benefits run out, the billionaires run away
Israeli Startup Gong Raises $65 Million, Doubling Total Funding
Gong uses artificial intelligence to help businesses understand customer interactions and provides insights to improve sales
Natural Gas of Israel's Largest Offshore Field to Start Flowing Within Two Weeks
Exports to Egypt and Jordan from the Leviathan reservoir will begin shortly thereafter
Israeli Food Giant Osem Learns How to Cope in an Era of Healthier Eating
The CEO of the maker of legendary snack Bamba tells TheMarker about his strategy of a diverse product mix – based on health
In a Bid to Rescue Israeli Bra Retailer, Court Names Trustees for Brayola
The startup's innovative service enabling women to to buy bras without taking measurements met fierce competition from bigger rivals
Mizrahi-Union Merger Would Create an Israeli Bank That Could Take on the Big Boys
Deal that could change map of local banking won court approval last week
Israel Gets Ready to Join Global Quantum Computing Race
A government panel is calling for $350 million to be spent on a 6-year program to make the country a key player in a hot new technology field
Business News
How a Smartphone Can Turn Your Bathroom Into a Home Medical Lab
Israel’s Healthy.io is the first firm to get U.S. approval for a lab test by phone. Its urinalysis kits identify kidney dysfunction and other ailments
Nonprofit Seeks to Even Playing Field for Israeli Arab Techies
Itworks offers advice and aid to job seekers, including women and Haredim, underrepresented in industry
Israeli Retailers Join the Global Black Friday Frenzy
Local merchants have embraced the concept, and shoppers can expect big discounts on popular products
Companies Giving to Health Minister's ultra-Orthodox Sect Won Lucrative Health Ministry Business
Four companies cited by TheMarker who donated to the Deputy Health Minister Yaakov Litzman's Ger Hasidic sect deny there was any impropriety
Israel’s Biggest Gaming Firm Scores a Deal With Sony
Crazy Labs has found success in ‘bathroom games’ for hyper-casual users – and now it's arrived in Hollywood
Intel Israel Develops AI Bot to Educate Online Haters
Project seeks to use computer language processing to identify hate speech and warn the speakers or explain the problem with their statements
Proposed Legislation Would Do Away With Realtor Licenses in Israel
Reform would move oversight from the Justice Ministry to the Economy Ministry
Income Inequality in Israel Rises for First Time in Seven Years, Figures Show
Israel still has some of the highest rates of inequality among developed countries, and also one of the highest poverty rates
Analysis Israel's Bank Hapoalim Tax Probe Simmers Amid Mistrust
Winding up the U.S. investigation is top agenda item for the new CEO of Israel’s biggest bank
In Israel’s Biggest Medical-cannabis Deal, Cannbit Buys Tikun Olam
$41.5 million sale comes after Tikun Olam failed to get permission to grow cannabis commercially
