How Waze Is Trying to Make Carpooling Fun
Gai Berkovich, the development director for the Google-owned company in Israel, tells Haaretz how the new carpool service wants to eliminate traffic, not fight it
Israel business news
TechNation: Freightos Raises $44 Million in Fundraiser Led by Singapore Exchange
Freightos said on Monday it had raised $44.4 million in a funding round led by Singapore Exchange to further scale its online international freight marketplace
Teva to Hold Generic Opioid Addiction Drug Launch Pending U.S. Ruling
The Israeli pharmaceutical giant in engaged in a legal battle over the release of Suboxone Film, an opioid addiction drug
Israel's SodaStream Drowns Statue of Liberty Replica in Plastic to Protest Waste
Company's goal is to raise awareness of the negative consequences of single-use plastic (and drum up business for the company while they’re at it)
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Charges OPKO's Phillip Frost With Stock Fraud
Frost, formerly chairman of Teva Pharmaceuticals is one of 10 individuals accused of long-running microcap 'pump-and-dump' schemes
Meet the Company Vying With SodaStream
Gas refills are SodaStream’s main source of profits. Super Soda, founded last year, wants a part of this market, despite the exclusivity that SodaStream wants to assert
Editorial Good News for Israel's Banks
Shari Arison’s decision to sell her controlling interest in Bank Hapoalim heralds a new era for Israeli banking
Report: Philippines, Israel Signed $83m in Deals This Week
Philippine official newswire service says over 20 agreements were signed during the Filipino president's visit to Israel
Israeli Communications Ministry to Review Rami Levy’s One-shekel Cellular Offer
A ministry official said this deal 'could create cannibalism in the market and lead to chaos'
Business in Brief: Banks Pull Down Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
Delek Group selling an additional 4.9% of insurer Phoenix ■ Strauss gets a new CEO ■ Big Shopping Centers going bigger into Serbia