Election Economics: Israelis Voted a Lot, Shopped Even More Tuesday
Credit card charges were up more than a third Tuesday, compared with the April election
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To Be Young, Educated, Middle Class and Penniless
For years, marketers have been trying to figure out how to sell to millennials. Start by looking at their empty wallets
On the Way to an Israeli Cloud: Oracle Announces Launch of Local Site
Software giant to build server farm in Israel to provide cloud services to private and government users
Analysis Israel Isn’t One of the World’s Richest Countries, and Netanyahu’s at Fault
In 2005 Netanyahu promised Israel would be in the world’s top 15 for standard of living within 15 years, but his selling out to the ultra-Orthodox ensures it won’t happen
IPO Spells Rough Landing for WeWork’s Israeli CEO
Adam Neumann arrived in New York 18 years ago and failed at several ventures before hitting it big with WeWork
Police Arrest Workers of Israeli Cyber Group Ability on Suspicion They Violated Defense Export Law
A number of suspects associated with two of the cyber group's subsidiaries are facing charges of fraud, smuggling and money-laundering
Israeli Hotels Can Serve Food on Shabbat and Be Kosher, but for Restaurants It's Too 'Risky'
Rabbinical council rejects petition by a Jerusalem restaurateur, arguing eateries would be 'tempted' to violate religious law when the number of diners exceeded estimates
Israelis Overdraw but Tend to Be Good Credit Risks, Database Shows
CofaceBdi figures show vast majority have an ‘excellent’ or ‘very good’ rating
Israel's Only Private Arabic TV Channel Thrives After Help From Surprising Ally
Once on the verge of collapse, Hala TV is now aiming to become the home station for the county's Arabic-speaking community
YouTube Music, Premium Comes to Israel
The music and video services will allow users to access the site ad-free and offline
‘Coming in Droves’: Number of Arabs in Israeli High-tech Soars
In 2008 there were 350 Israeli Arab high-tech engineers, all of them men. Now there are 6,600, one fourth of them women
In Pursuit of the Best Startups, Israel's Venture Capital Funds Polish Their Image
Funds do everything to boost their brand, from sponsoring sports teams to having partners appear in rap videos
Egypt Says Israeli Gas Exports on Track but Cites Low Figures
El Molla sees 2 bcm of gas at first, versus 7 bcm stated in export agreement
Analysis How a Five-minute Walk Led to a Two-day Strike
It was another case of powerful unions overplaying their hand. Thankfully, this time they backed down
Analysis A Wise Tax on Soft Drinks Could Make Israel Healthier and Wealthier
The measure would not only help close the budget deficit but would also deter consumption of a product that’s a major cause of obesity and diabetes
Israeli Gas Exports to Egypt Advance After Terminal Deal Signed
But two NGOs file suit to block deal that would allow exports to start
As Shares Wilt, Israeli Cannabis Firms Cling to Dreams
Big four working to develop markets in Europe, China and India, make deals and fund research and development
Can This Israeli Startup Fight Alienation and Loneliness and Turn a Profit in the Process?
Venn establishes non-virtual communities for a fee, and its business model includes inflating property values in low-income neighborhoods. Is this the right way to build community?
Israeli AI Firm Teams Up With Toyota, BMW to Take on Mobileye
Cartica, founded in 2007, has operations in defense and vehicle technology
What Brings a Dubai Business Jet to Israel Three Times a Week?
Israel and the UAE continue to normalize relations, while tensions between Jerusalem and Arab neighbors are rising
Is It Worth It for Business Owners to Get on the Amazon Israel Train?
The e-commerce behemoth wants its sellers ready by September 12; hundreds of sellers are already on board, but they face high overhead and commissions
Philanthropy to Israel From Abroad Jumped to $3.6 Billion in 2018
Donations to nonprofit groups both from overseas and from Israelis climbed 7%, but few Israelis are reporting their largesse to the authorities for a tax break
On Netflix, Israelis Pay More Than Most and Get Less
The streaming services have recently raised prices for Israeli subscribers, but suffered no drop in popularity in the country
Israeli Cannabis Firm Aims to Beat the Pack With London Listing
Kanabo’s CEO says that despite specter of Brexit, he sees better prospects in the United Kingdom than on Europe's more saturated markets
From Coca Cola to Israel Electric: What Promotional Factory Tours Really Cost Us
They offer free activities and air conditioning. So what if company tours inundate our kids with marketing messages?
Israelis Fall in Love With Takeout Apps, but Restaurants Not So Much
Wolt came to Israel at the end of 2018 and has set off a dining revolution that restaurateurs can’t afford to resist
Analysis So, There Are Israeli CEOs Who Will Suffice With $1 Million Salaries
Israeli banks found three new quality CEOs in short order, even though the government has capped pay for financial-service executives
Israeli Police Investigating Whether Black Cube Is Operating Without a License
Court-appointed trustee of bankrupt tycoon Eliezer Fishman’s assets testifies in probe into private intelligence firm
Teva Shares Drop in Tel Aviv Wednesday After Purdue Opioid Settlement Offer
Israeli drug company sank 9.6% on Nasdaq on Tuesday
Instead of Banker, Israel's Bank Leumi Picks Lawyer as New CEO
Hanan Friedman will replace Rakefet Russak-Aminoach by the end of the year