Deflation Raises Prospect That Bank of Israel Will Try to Tamp Down the Mighty Shekel
July consumer price index fell 0.3%, but home prices rose 0.5% amid signs that the market is heating up again
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Israelis Earned $1.08 Billion on U.S. Assets in 2016, IRS Data Shows
Figure is the first shared under a new system for sharing information between Israel Tax Authority and its U.S. counterpart
WeWork Shows Widening Losses as It Files for IPO
Shared-workspace provider was co-founded by Israeli Adam Neumann nine years ago and has a $47 billion valuation
Israeli Company Nice Wins $137 Million Contract From U.S. FAA
System will be used to help with incident response
Teva Shares Plunge After Rating Warning, Bernie Sanders-led Probe
Moody's puts Negative outlook on drug makers debt ■ Stock drops to 10.51 % at $6.30
Israel May Have the World's Highest Rate of Foreign Health Aides – and It's a Luxury, Not a Need
Unfettered migration of foreign health care workers has lead to a type of inflation that pushes Israelis out of the industry while acutely harming the foreign workers' rights
Argentina Market Fall May Hurt IDB
As the Argentinian peso drops and stock market implodes amid political developments, Israel's largest conglomerate might find itself a casualty
Delek Seeks to Raise $300 Million Ahead of Ithaca IPO
Move comes after purchasing most of Chevron’s British North Sea oil and gas fields for $2 billion
$520,000 for a Laundry Room in Tel Aviv? Judge Says No Way
The purchasers thought they were buying into an urban renewal project, but it turns out the sellers knew otherwise
Villa Vacation Rentals in Israel Becoming a Big, but Problematic Business
For $8,600, 17 friends can enjoy a spacious home with a pool and other amenities for a week. The only problem could be the neighbors
Analysis Israel Aerospace Industries Is Set on Getting Itself IPO-ready
The state-owned defense company is cutting costs and is even shunning a marquis army contract for fear it would lose money
Geneva Prosecutors Indict Israeli Billionaire Steinmetz in Guinea Corruption Case
Steinmetz and two associates are accused of paying bribes linked to the allocation of mining licences between 2005 and 2010
Israel’s Biggest Wind Farm Gets Trapped in a Bureaucratic Turf War
Genesis Wind is supposed to make a major contribution to Israel’s renewable energy mix, but after nine years, the project has yet to get off the ground
Analysis Filipina Workers Give Israel's Elderly Great Care, but They Can't Get Pregnant
Expelling women and the children they give birth to is just one way the system exploits a defenseless workforce
Is Regulatory Relief Coming to the Ailing Cellular Sector?
Communications Ministry's vague offer to help sector didn’t offer much in the way of details, but investors believe it signals new approach
Salesforce to Acquire Israel's ClickSoftware for $1.35 Billion
The Israeli company makes cloud-based field service management software
Analysis Lapid Is Right, Israel’s Coddling of the ultra-Orthodox Community Will Lead to Disaster
Kahol Lavan co-leader was accused of anti-Semitism when he portrayed Haredi leaders as extorting money, but figures on education show an even more worrying trend
Israel Seeks to Ease Toiletry Imports in Attempt to Bring Down Prices
Importers will no longer be required to receive advanced permits from the Health Ministry nor present documents indicating their full supply chain
Teva Shares Crash as Settlement Plan for Opioid Suits in the U.S. Is Proposed
Israeli drug giant's shares dropped more than 13% on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange the same day the company's chief financial officer announced his resignation
Explained These Indicators Show the Global Economy Is Probably Already in Recession
Financial markets and commodity prices show a high probability the economy is in recession or will be soon
Israeli Cybersecurity Firm Says No Saudi Money in $200 Million Fundraiser
Cybereason raised $200 million from Japan’s SoftBank: 'We’re a unicorn with wings'
Hey Google, Israeli Startups Are Joining the Voice-tech Revolution
Siri, Alexa, competing with keyboards. But there’s still plenty of innovation left to do
U.S. Company Alleges Israeli Firm Paid Bribes Before Takeover
IFF says it’s uncovered evidence of ‘improper payments’ to Russian, Ukrainian officials by Frutarom
Bank of Israel Says One Thing, Markets See Another
Despite governor’s promise last week there would be no interest rate rise, the shekel remains strong
Analysis In Israel, Industry Is a Thing of the Past
Services are the economy's engine, and they don’t need a weak shekel
