Tag: business

Finance, Economy ministries team up to support Israeli businesses struggling under weight of non-stop rocket fire.

Israeli real estate and international business magnate Lev Leviev is raising prices on diamonds he mines in Angola, due to a new deal.

Economics 101 teaches that “money is money because it is money,” but a bitcoin may not always be a bitcoin.

How would you know if they are a good investment for you?

Students acquire an in-depth knowledge of international business law and the tools required to integrate into the international legal world and the global business sphere.

How can you make your online business a success in today's world of SEO and social media? In the first part of this week's...

Rebbetzin, I have seen families where cousins, aunts and uncles are not even invited to one another’s weddings.

Palestinian Authority entrepreneurs are not interested in politics and concentrate on business in a Cisco-Israel training program, Forbes business magazine reported. Israeli Jewish high-tech experts...

What do Rami Levi, Harel Wizel and Eil Orgad have in common? They are Israelis stores in Judea and Samaria. They also may be the key to destroying the peace process and making real peace.

Minister of the Economy Naftali Bennett announced during his visit to China that Beijing officials have agreed to carry out a survey to determine...

The Israeli-founded Mobileye firm, which develops camera-based program for the auto industry to assist drivers, has raised $400 million through five investors, including Enterprise...

July 4 is not only US Independence Day. It also is the anniversary of Operation Entebbe. An Israeli firm this week won a contract to return to Entebbe, ironically to upgrade its systems and security.

The Supreme Court has ordered Tel Aviv to enforce the law that prohibits stores from operating on the Sabbath. It overruled a February ruling...

Lapid is beginning to smell like a rose thanks to Haredi tycoons. He is taking yeshivas off the government dole and balancing the budget. How will yeshivas survive? The tycoons have an answer - money.

Your daily dose of Hebrew.

An interview with journalist Alana Newhouse former cultural editor of the Forward and current editor at The Tablet.

What a brew! A Scottish brew master, his Tunisian wife and two Yanks operate a boutique brewery. They produce several hundred bottles a month and plan more.

Obamerica will be known as a party country, a good place to buy the good things if you are one of the sons of the rich or are a tourist from a rich country.

An interview with Julie Deane, founder of the Cambridge Satchel Company.

An interview with Dalton Kehoe a senior scholar of communications studies.

An interview with Anne Hornung-Soukup, finance director of American Citzens Abroad.

An interview with Gail Reynolds, “the "Six Million-Pound Mum,."

A Haredi organization helps Haredim be brought up to speed to meet the challenges of the modern work place.

An interview with Professor Stanley Ridgley, Assistant Professor in the Department of Management at Drexel University’s LeBow College of Business.

The government class is being led by liars and fools who see it as a lever for upending and taking over a working class society.

Coalition Against Insurance Fraud warns homeowners about five worst frauds to avoid.

Tofu. For most of us, the word conjures up images of a spongy white unpalatable mass that is best left on the shelf of our local health food emporium. But for New Jersey resident David Mintz, tofu is a magical substance that holds endless possibilities, particularly for the kosher consumer.

● The president of the United States, in the midst of a policy dispute with the Israeli prime minister, glared into the television cameras and angrily declared, “It is not the business of other nations to make American foreign policy.” Barack Obama? No, Ronald Reagan.

Are we going to be Hamiltonians, Jeffersonians or Jacksonians? The question is what do we want?

As I began reading an article in the Forward by Aurora Mendelsohn about whether a Jewish woman can have it all (meaning a career and an observant family) I received a call from my daughter about an article in the Chicago Tribune about one woman who does have it all.