Study: Tel Aviv Home to 42,400 Millionaires, Ranking second in the Middle East
One in ten residents of Tel Aviv is a millionaire.
Despite the US Economic Slump, Israeli Startups Blossom in the Big Apple
Some 400 Blue and White tech initiatives are busily innovating in New York City.
ZOOZ, Formerly Chakratec, Awarded NY-Israel Smart Energy Innovation Grant
ZOOZ specializes in energy storage and power boosting products aimed at enabling ultra-fast EV charging.
BioNTech CEO Sahin in Israel to Talk Pandemic Preparedness, Innovative Medicines
BioNTech is considering the establishment of a research and production facility in Israel.
Lebanon-Israel Maritime Border Deal Getting Closer
If successful, the talks will end a dispute that has lasted more than ten years.
Israeli Start-ups Raised $1.1 Billion in August
Since some corporations choose to keep their investments out of the public domain, the actual figure might be even higher.
Bee Growers: Liberman Hiking Pre-Rosh Hashanah Honey Imports in Already Saturated Market
"Don't allow the Ministers of Finance and Agriculture to turn the holiday from sweet to bitter."
Israel, Lebanon Draw Closer to Maritime Deal
The portfolio for the talks has now moved from the Energy Ministry to the Prime Minister’s Office.
Liberman’s Agriculture Minister Wants More Pig Slaughterhouses
Agriculture Minister Oded Forer from Avigdor Liberman’s Israel Beitenu is working on removing the restrictions on the slaughter of pigs in Israel, to allow...
Gasoline Prices to Drop in September
The price of a liter of self-service 95 octane gasoline is expected to drop Wednesday night at midnight by 35 agorot, to NIS 6.23.
Russian Firm Withdraws from Energy Consortium Drilling Near Disputed Israel-Lebanon Maritime Border
Block 9 is the focus of the current dispute between Lebanon and Israel over their mutual maritime boundary, thus delaying any exploration in that area.
Both Jordan and the PA Unhappy over Israel Opening Ramon Airport to PA Arabs
Jordan is losing revenue from PA Arabs flying out of it, the Palestinian Authority is losing the normalization war against Israel.
Bezalel Smotrich Lays Out his Economic Agenda: Free Market, No More Subsidies or COLAs
Many people whose income is low are stuck there for their lack of education and opportunities and could have otherwise been replaced by machines.
Israel’s Natural Gas Royalties Soar By 50% First Half of 2022
In the first half of 2021 total royalties were about NIS 557 million.
Smotrich and Ben-Gvir Call Lapid’s Government a ‘Complete Failure’ after Huge Interest Rate Hike
The Bank of Israel raised the interest rate by 0.75% to 2% on Monday!
Ariel University Student Develops Food-Saving App
Research shows that about a third of the food that is purchased by consumers is subsequently thrown away.
Jewish Groups Urge SEC to Fight Anti-Israel Bias in ESG Ratings
“We have seen the infiltration of ESG rating systems by anti-Semitic groups like BDS."
Israel’s Apartment Prices – Highest Jump in a Decade
Significant price increases were reported for fresh fruit, transportation and housing.
Gazan Exports to Israel to Increase by 500% Over 2020 Totals
After a brief stoppage of trade during Operation Breaking Dawn, it’s back to business as usual.
Report: Israel Rejected Lebanon’s Proposal on Mediterranean Natural Gas Field
US envoy Amos Hochstein spent 3 days in Tel Aviv to discuss the demarcation but faced a decline in Israeli Interest.
El Al is Back in the Black
good news accounts for the 85 percent jump in the share price of the airline since the beginning of 2022 (ELAL.TA).
AliExpress Fans, Rejoice — But Hold Your Breath
Will Israeli red tape change the company's decision to stay and grow in the Jewish State?
NYC Unemployment Rate Double the National Average
In July 2021, nearly 80,000 jobs were added to the city; this past July (2022), just 23,000 jobs were added.
NYC Congestion Pricing Could Cost Up to $23 Per Trip in Manhattan
The plan is expected to fund $15 billion worth of improvements in the subway, bus and commuter rail systems as part of the MTA’s 2020 to 2024 Capital Plan.
US Inflation Down, But Still High
Rent and food are still skyrocketing; grocery prices rose by 1.1 percent in July – and they’re 10.9 percent higher than they were in 2021.
Ben & Jerry’s, Parent Company Unilever, Back in Court Monday Over Israeli Franchise
The mediation between the two companies collapsed in mid-July.
With Rebound of Tourism Industry, 2,000 Jordanians Enter Israel Daily to Work in Eilat...
There is a shortage of hotel workers
Technical Glitch Gives Dozens a Free Vacation in Jerusalem
Ibis Hotel CEO: "I am happy for the dozens of joyous people who won a room in a great hotel in Jerusalem, almost free, during the most-requested time of the year. "
Ben & Jerry’s Claims Unilever Froze Its Directors’ Salaries
Ben & Jerry's claims the sale of its Israeli franchise by Unilever "will undermine our social mission and essential integrity of the brand."
Israel Ranks 12th Globally in Government Surveillance
The overall disclosure rate in Israel is 72 percent, meaning that seven out of every ten account information requests are fulfilled.