Israel business
Israeli chip equipment stocks outperform on Wall Street
Expectations are high due to increased demand and the upcoming financial reports could signal the continuation of the trend in stocks
Israel job vacancies hit highest rate since December of 2022, CBS says
Nvidia in advanced talks to acquire Israeli AI startup AI21 Labs for up to $3 billion
Wine Talk: From winemakers to farmers
Judicial overhaul will boost economy, Netanyahu tells nervous entrepreneurs
Netanyahu met with Papaya Global and Disruptive Technologies Venture Capital after they said they planned to pull out of Israel over judicial reform concerns.
Israel targets 'smart' cities with new 5G mobile auction
Fifth-generation technology is 10 times faster than widespread 4G and rolling it out would improve Internet access in city centers.
Your Taxes: Employee responsibility, commercial secrets - opinion
Here is a round-up of some interesting happenings on the tax scene.
What happened to all of Elite's ‘red cow’ chocolate?
BUSINESS AFAIRS: Strauss’s Elite brand chocolate products have still not fully made their way back onto shelves. What are they planning, and what will they need to do to win back consumers?
Connect/Israel brings together businessmen from Israel, US and Gulf
In Israel, the group met entrepreneurs such as Dov Moran and Sylvan Adams.
Wolt to expand to 15 new communities near Rishon, Rehovot
Wolt was established in 2014 in Helsinki, Finland, as a convenient, fast and serviceable food delivery platform. It began operating in Israel in 2018.
Israeli stocks teeter on Wall Street brink
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: The sharp decline in the US stock exchange seems to be hitting Israeli tech companies harder than anticipated.
SparkIL provides Israel's small business owners a much-needed boost
SparkIL, established in partnership by The Jewish Agency for Israel and the Ogen Group, is the first peer-to-peer lending platform for supporting Israeli small businesses.
TaTiO raises $5.3m. for hiring platform focusing on skills, not résumés
The company uses artificial intelligence to assess job seekers’ skill sets, recommending them to employers without the need for old-fashioned resumes.
Israel’s largest law firm reflects on 50 years of change
“I spoke Hebrew at home, but did not have great Hebrew, and then he made me an offer. The magic word was it was in dollars. I focused on ‘dollars’ and didn’t hear the number,” said a partner.
