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

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

Israel Invites Bids on 5G Cellular Network, Aims for 2020 Launch

'We are aware of the companies’ current financial situation and the tender takes this into account,' says communications minister

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

Revealed: Jeffrey Epstein Entered Partnership Worth Millions With Ehud Barak in 2015

Epstein bankrolled a considerable part of Barak's investment in a startup called Reporty Homeland Security ■ Barak: These are private investments, it wouldn't be proper to expose details

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

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

Number of Female CEOs at Top Israeli Firms: One

With departure of Leumi, Discount Bank bosses, only one TA-125 company will be led by a woman

Ending Earthquake Proofing Program Leaves 1 Million Israeli Homes at Risk

Tama 38 did not accomplish what it was set up in 2005 to do, but the government has not proposed an alternative

Editorial The Path From Bank to Cabinet

Israeli Firm to Launch First of Fleet of Low-cost Satellites

Hundreds will eventually be put into orbit to bring internet to remote parts of the world

Hard Times for Mega-luxury Home Market

Higher taxes and a crackdown on tax evasion has damped demand by foreign residents for the most high-end properties. Further downmarket, wealthy Israelis are still buying

Energean Takes Lead in Race to Buy Oil and Natural Gas Unit of Italy’s Edison

Move would significantly expand Greek company's eastern Mediterranean natural gas operations

Chinese Tourism to Israel Rose 67% in First Half of 2019

Growth returns after Beijing travel warning, set after Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital, deterred visitors in 2018

Palestinian Authority to 'Take Practical Steps' to Reduce Dependency on Israeli Economy, Minister Says

Measures to include keeping Israeli products off the market, slashing referrals of Palestinian patients to Israeli hospitals and building solar energy plants

Israel Electric Company to Sell Plant to Group That Includes Chinese Company

The sale is the first step in the power sector’s monopoly-breaking reforms but may stir opposition from the U.S. over China's role

Opinion An Arab at the Helm of an Israeli Bank? It’s Nothing Less Than a Miracle

Israeli Arabs are ready to join the mainstream economy, but it’s not at all clear the rest of Israel is ready to welcome them

National Cyber Directorate: Businesses Are Unaware of Need for Cybersecurity Insurance

While major Israeli corporations have taken measures to protect themselves, those in the civilian business sector have yet to consider such cautions

Ronit Atad Named Microsoft Israel CEO

Atad previously served as the CEO of Elad Software Systems

Israel Post Rolls Out New Debit Cards for Teens

The cards can be loaded with up to $500 and can also be used to withdraw money

Analysis Israelis Take Too Long to Grow Up – and It’s Costing Us

Young people don’t get their BAs until well into the twenties, which adds up to too many lost years of productivity