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Why prediction markets are the fastest-growing grey zone in global finance

Prediction markets are booming worldwide, but unclear regulations raise concerns about market integrity, insider information, and security risks.

The rapid rise of prediction markets raises global questions about regulation, financial oversight, and security risks.
A European Union flag flies outside the European Commission headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, December 19, 2019.

Israel isn’t losing to Europe. It’s simply not showing up - opinion

“We’re moving into an era where the lines between our physical interests and our digital ones are becoming increasingly blurred.”

The digital transformation of recreation is reshaping the global gaming economy through innovation

Gaming Hub Innovation Leadership.

Market maturity 2026: Why Canada is becoming a global hub for iGaming innovation


'You can't stop the revolution:’ 5 themes that will shape 2023

The job of Bank of America’s head of Global Thematic Investing Research is to predict the future. He tells the ‘Post’ what he sees.

 Haim Israel, global strategist and head of Global Thematic Investing Research for Bank of America.

What's the best way to build a global workforce?

G-P vice president explains why Israeli companies look to employer of record solutions to grow faster and for less money.

 Nick Adams, vice president of EMEA for G-P, the oldest and largest global SaaS employment platform.

Greatest threat to humanity: A list of 19 risk factors to our health

They seem harmless, but many types of fungi pose a real danger to the global population.

 Candida fungus

War-torn Ukraine exports millions of tons of grain to developing countries

Despite the hit taken by the Ukrainian grain industry when Russia invaded in February, the country is still exporting millions of tons of grain each month.

 Labourers offload bags of grains as part of relief food that was sent from Ukraine at the World Food Program (WFP) warehouse in Adama town, Ethiopia, September 8, 2022.

Israelis say global standing has remained stable under new government

A majority also believe the government will succeed in passing the 2022‒2023 budget, which would ensure that the government does not collapse.

The eight party leaders of the 36th government coalition meet before the swearing in, June 13, 2021

TECH TALK: As climate warms, Nostromo Energy fights back with ice

With our planet getting warmer, our cooling requirements are only going to ramp up as we continue to build, develop, and commercialize.

 A person holds inflatable Earth as climate activists including Extinction Rebellion and Fridays for Future stage a protest demanding more action whilst G20 climate and environment ministers hold a meeting in Naples, Italy, July 22, 2021.

Stocks staunch sell-off even as global economy drops

MSCI’s broadest gauge of global shares was 0.2% lower, extending its longest losing streak in nearly 18 months.

Market down

Can global investments rise after COVID-19?

There must be an understanding of the post COVID-19 pandemic universe, Al Gergawi said.


Live Now: Does Globalization bring world closer together or farther apart?

Boris Mints Institute webinar addressing the challenges of Globalization

Globalization (illustrative)

Nadav Eyal: An Israeli liberal response to a global ideological debate

When it comes to the political populism that has spread around the world in recent years, which Eyal says should really be called nationalism, Israel is in a different situation.

Nadav Eyal