Israeli Household Wealth Fails to Keep Pace With GDP
Nevertheless, Credit Suisse finds wealth has doubled in 19 years, estimates Israel has about 131,000 millionaires
Yisrael Fischer
Bursting Out of Their Bubble: SodaStream's Controversy-ridden Path to the Big Sale
The carbonated-drink maker, bought by PepsiCo for $3.2 billion, made its name by competing hard with Coke and Pepsi - so hard that its ads faced censorship and backlash, time and again
Proposed TV Law Threatens Next Year’s Eurovision in Israel
Letter from European Broadcasting Union warns that splitting Israeli TV would put 2019 show, scheduled for Jerusalem, in question
The Israelis Behind History's 'Most Sophisticated Tracker Program' That Wormed Into Apple
Global media tried over the weekend to figure out who is NSO of Herzliya, the company that forced Apple to make a frantic security update.
Israel Ranks 11th in 2016 World Happiness Report
Israel places above the U.S. but below Scandinavian nations, Canada, Australia.
Volkswagen to Recall 11,000 Cars in Israel
Move comes two weeks after German automaker admits to cheating on U.S. emissions tests.
Israeli Organizer of U.K. Conference on Israel's Right to Exist Remains Defiant
Professor Oren Ben-Dor, outspoken critic of Israel, says criticism over Southampton University conference comes from fear of real dialogue.
Israeli Household Wealth Grew 13% in Year, Among Highest Gains in World
But Credit Suisse report warns that growing global wealth inequality poses recession risk.
Report: Israel's Median Income per Capita Higher Than in Singapore, Spain
Israel ranks 21st out of 131 countries in self-reported income.
Berkshire Hathaway Buys Third Israeli Company: Ray-Q
Deal for aerospace connectivity maker closed seven years after purchase of Iscar.
Israel's Universities Get Lower Grades in Global Survey
Three of Israel's universities made Time Higher Education's top 200 list last year. This year it only two made it, and just barely.
Move Over Facebook WhatsApp, From Free Texting to Social Network of Its Own
Over 25 billion messages are sent daily on the popular application, but advertisers are having trouble cutting off a slice of the action.
So Few Jews, So Much Clout in U.S. Polls
Jews make up only 2 percent of the U.S. population, so why are their votes considered so important?