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
Eran Azran
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
Toronto Bourse Luring More Israel Firms, and Not Just in Marijuana
The TSX has made itself tech-friendly and counts seven Israeli IPOs since 2013
Israeli Firm Wins $800m Jet Engine Contract
Twenty-year agreement is biggest ever for Israeli maker of jet engine components
Kim Kardashian Eyewear Flop: Israeli Brand Paid Star $6 Million, Sold Only $1 Million in Eyeglasses
Israeli brand Carolina Lemke had sought to expand into the American market through an eyeglass line designed by the American star, however some 300,000 pairs of eyeglasses have been sent back to Israel from the U.S.
Israel's Delta Buys a Maker of Victoria’s Secret Bras
Israeli company will pay nothing upfront for Hong- Kong-based Bogart but will cover debt and may make payment later
Analysis Fashion Retailers Are in a Funk — and Amazon Looms
A late Passover hurt the chains’ first-quarter results, but their biggest problem is growing online competition
Power to the Shekel: Israel’s Currency Is One of the World’s Strongest, Again
Annual economic growth topping 3 percent and a low debt-to-GDP ratio of 61 percent can’t help but impress, even if slower global growth is set to take a slight toll in Israel
Six Years After Venture's Collapse, a Second Act Begins for Electric Cars in Israel
Two companies have announced rollouts of recharging-station networks, with government ministries supporting the move
Amazon or No Amazon, Israel’s Retailers Struggle to Go Online
Some of Israel’s largest mall companies and clothes brands lost millions in their attempts to compete with international giants. Here’s how they fared
Amazon Is Coming to Israel, and Upending the Local Market
The e-commerce giant has invited Israeli merchants to sell to local customers on a Hebrew-language site
Alon Gas Mulling $223 Million Merger With Tamar Petroleum
The deal aims to boost the value of thinly traded Alon stock. Both companies deny that talks are underway, but Alon shares jump
Netanyahu Just Finished Another Four Years, but the TA Stock Exchange Hardly Budged
Market animals have low expectations of economic change under the next government, regardless of who forms it
Noble Energy Wins Big Gas Deal From Israel Electric Corporation
Israel Electric awarded the deal to the partners in the Leviathan gas field over the Tamar field partners
Israel’s Newst Cannabis Millionaire Got His Start With Avocados, Turkeys
Breath of Life founder Hagai Hillman is an entrepreneur with farming roots
Two Years After Buyout, Keter Pinched by Debt and High Oil Prices
The Israeli maker of plastic products sold around the world faces a credit downgrade unless it can get its debt down
Israeli Government Fund to Direct Investment Toward Latin America
New undertaking with Inter-American Development Bank will raise $250 million from Israeli institutions
Israeli CEO of Apparel Company Delta Saw Rise of 2,000% in Shares. Now He Is Looking for Next Challenge
Isaac Dabah acquired control of the Israeli apparel company Delta Galil exactly 10 years ago and turned it around, but he says he still has more to do
Israeli Slowdown Looms as World Economy Cools
Economists’ warning comes as government reports that GDP growth slid in the second half of 2018
Israel Has the Gas to Sell to Egypt, but Can It Get It There?
A year after a deal to export $15 billion in gas to Egypt’s Dolphinus, it’s not clear where the pipeline capacity to deliver the stuff will come from
Coca Cola Israel Meets BDS Resistance in Bid to Buy South African Dairy
Local partner Brimstone says it is ‘reviewing its role’ in the $353 million deal amid threats of protests
Israeli Oil Explorer Recruits Mysterious Investor Group to Revive Its Fortunes
The group includes a U.S. oil executive, a retired Israeli general and unnamed backers, but it’s not clear if the oil commissioner will okay it as a drill operator
Market Rumors Take Toll on Satmar Property Firms in New York
Three New York companies have seen prices for their Tel Aviv-traded bonds drop by double digits in recent days
Israeli Stocks Drop After Sudden Election Announcement in April 2019
In morning, Israeli shares found support in some company owners who utilized the Sunday rout to pick up their own stock on the downswing
Riding the Brexit Wave: An Israeli Just Bought 1,200 London Apartments – in Cash
As a result of Brexit and the pound's drop, many developers have stopped building new projects, forcing them to sell under pressure
Israeli Bond Investors Turn Sour on U.S. Property Companies
Doubts about their corporate governance and ability to cover their obligations have sent prices sharply lower
Israel Banks Celebrate Rate Rise While Real Estate Sector Rues Move
Economists are praising the surprise decision by the Bank of Israel to hike its base rate for the first time in seven years
Bank of Israel Takes Markets by Surprise With First Rate Hike in Seven Years
The decision to raise the lending rate to 0.25% from 0.1% is made before Amir Yaron takes over as governor
Bank of Israel to Stop Regular Foreign Currency Buying Program as Wealth Fund Starts
Program spent $13.1 billion over five years to prevent an overly strong shekel
Pipe Dream? Israel Doesn't Have Capacity to Export Gas to Egypt as Promised
Gas must first run through domestic network, which can’t carry enough gas to meet contractual requirements