The Israeli Startup That Will Make McDonald’s Fast Food Even Faster
Liad Agmon tells TheMarker why the burger giant’s $300 million acquisition of his startup Dynamic Yield isn’t your typical high-tech hype
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Israeli-U.S. Billionaire Haim Saban Returning to His Roots in Music With New Company
Power Rangers media mogul Saban plans a $500 million venture focusing on Latin music
The Burden of Representing Israel Abroad While Female
Four Israeli women from very different backgrounds tell of their challenges serving as economic attaches around the world
Analysis Will Bank Hapoalim’s Outsider CEO Undertake the Shake-up It So Badly Needs?
Named to the job this week, Dov Kotler could cap a career stained by the collapse of Prisma by making long-overdo changes at Israel’s biggest bank
Arkia Goes Rogue With Vacation Package to Eilat Rival Aqaba
Lower-cost option includes Tel Aviv-Eilat flight and hotel at Jordanian resort
Teva’s Sinking Bond Price Poses Insolvency Threat
Yields have risen sharply, complicating drug maker’s plans to recycle debt
Analysis By Providing Face-recognition Software, Israeli High-tech Is on the Wrong Side of Justice
Unlike the employees of Google, who protested selling face-recognition technology, Israeli developers ignore their technology’s use in monitoring civilian populations
Locals Doubtful About Tel Aviv Bourse’s IPO
Foreign investors, however, said to look favorably at TASE’s potential as a for-profit corporation
The Chips Are Up: Israel’s Semiconductor Industry Is Enjoying a New Lease on Life
Recent advances in areas such as artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles are creating demand for powerful new devices. Startups in Israel are angling to fill the space
Only Two Groups Bid in Israeli Offshore Energy Tender
Interest is tepid as hopes that energy majors would join didn’t pan out
Israel's Hapoalim, Discount Bank Name CEOs on the Same Day
Dov Kotler to take top spot at Hapoalim, Uri Levin at Discount; No. 1 job at Leumi unfilled, alone among top four
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Launches Initial Public Offering
TASE plans to sell 31.7 million shares at 7 shekels per share
Teva Shares Close Down 8.6% in Tel Aviv; Morgan Stanley Warns They Could Plummet Further
Analyst David Risinger of Morgan Stanley lowered his future price for the stock on the Nasdaq from $16 to $6; it closed in Tel Aviv Monday at $8.49
This Israeli Face-recognition Startup Is Secretly Tracking Palestinians
Anyvision has cameras deep inside the West Bank, allowing Israel to spot and monitor potential Palestinian assailants
OECD Report: Israel Hasn’t Closed GDP Gap With Top Western Economies
Growth in Israel expected to lag due to increase in birth rates and low employment rates. Annual report recommends strengthening the state’s underfunded employment programs
Star of the North: How Warren Buffett Bought the Best Industrial Firm in Israel
And what will happen when he retires
Israel's Qualitest Changing Hands at $420m Value
Bridgepoint fund buying majority stake software-testing firm from U.S. investor
Israeli Peer-to-peer Lenders Ready to Grant Mortgages if Banks Won’t
New players in the industry process applications quickly and have fewer rules to adhere to
As Banks Close Branches, Deposit Boxes Emerge as Separate Business
Ruthenium has bought three bank branch vaults and is in talks to buy another three
NYSE to Help Israel to Create Secondary Tech Stock Exchange
New exchange would cater to smaller high-tech companies, as Tel Aviv Stock Exchange regulations often too stringent
College to Offer Israel’s First-ever Degree in Medical Marijuana
To start in the upcoming academic year, the program aims to train students for the emerging industry
Google to Pay Over $100m for Israeli-American Startup Firm Elastifile
Storage technology startup has developed solutions for use with Google Cloud, Amazon Web Services and Azure, aimed at large corporations
In Israel’s Housing Market, It Looks Like the Age of the Terrible Twos Is Coming to an End
Despised by local officials, small apartments of two rooms were close to extinction. Now they're making a comeback but the prices are steep
Low-cost Carriers Dominate Israel's Ben-Gurion Airport Flights
Israelis are going abroad in record numbers while tourist arrivals are on their way to another all-time high
The Israeli Startup That Sees a Big Future in Little Drips
N-Drip says its technology will make drip irrigation financially viable for many more of the world’s farmers
