Economy
Keystone Infrastructure Fund Approves NIS 25 Million Quarterly Dividend
Keystone Infrastructure Fund announced a quarterly dividend of NIS 25 million for shareholders, bringing total payouts since its IPO to approximately NIS 336 million.
Micron Stock Surge: Analyst Raises Price Target to $3,000 on AI Demand
Memory chip manufacturer Micron surged 263% this year, but analyst Gil Luria from D.A. Davidson raised its price target to $3,000, citing massive AI demand.
NEAR Intents Recovers $3.8 Million After Hackers Return Stolen Crypto Funds
NEAR Intents suffered a $3.8 million cyberattack, but the CEO identified the attacker, leading to a full refund within 48 hours. Meanwhile, a new crypto ETF launched and NEAR prices recovered.
Israel's Most Expensive Real Estate: 16 Mega-Deals Total Hundreds of Millions
Madlan data for ynet highlights Israel's top 16 luxury real estate deals, led by a 91.4 million shekel sale in Neve Tzedek, reflecting a selective high-end market.
BST Secures 1.12 Billion Shekel Tender for Ramat Gan's Vertical City Project
BST Construction has won a 1.12 billion shekel tender to build the massive Vertical City project in Ramat Gan's Diamond Exchange district, transforming the business zone into a 24/7 mixed-use urban hub.
Airtel Money Launches London's Largest IPO Since 2021 With 5.3 Billion Pound Valuation
Airtel Money launches its London Stock Exchange debut, raising 529 million pounds in the largest IPO in London since 2021, giving the fintech giant a 5.3 billion pound valuation.
Ferrero Launches Minecraft Edition of Kinder Joy Across Israel
Ferrero Israel launches the new Minecraft edition of Kinder Joy in supermarkets nationwide, combining iconic gaming characters with digital QR experiences.
Israel Economy: 4.5B Shekel Energy Deal, OpenWeb Collapse, and Retail Wars
Israel's economy sees massive shifts as a 4.5 billion shekel energy deal advances, tech firm OpenWeb faces a 177.5 million shekel debt crisis, and retail giants slash smartphone prices.
Tel Aviv's Fourth District Skyline Transforms as Three Mega-Projects Near Completion
Three massive residential developments in Tel Aviv's Fourth District—DUO, Infinity, and Kikar HaMedina—are nearing completion, reshaping the local skyline amid shifting market sales and rising price per square meter rates.
How to Stop Renting Your Internet Router and Take Control of Your Network
Discover how to break free from monthly ISP router rental fees in Israel by purchasing independent Wi-Fi hardware, setting up a fiber converter, and navigating customer service.
Tower Advanced Investment Solutions Appoints Nissim Boganim as New CEO
Tower Advanced Investment Solutions, part of Migdal Capital Markets, has appointed Nissim Boganim as CEO to spearhead its expansion and entry into new financial sectors.
Investigator ZachXBT Spends $349,700 Infiltrating North Korean Crypto Ring
Blockchain investigator ZachXBT spent $349,700 in an undercover operation to infiltrate a North Korea-linked Lazarus Group money laundering network following the massive Bybit hack.
BST Group Wins 1.12 Billion NIS Tender for Vertical City Project in Ramat Gan
BST Group's subsidiary Best Bneya wins the 1.12 billion NIS main contractor tender for Phase A of the massive Vertical City mixed-use project in Ramat Gan.
Intel's Terafab Rally Faces TSMC Threat as Elon Musk Expands Chip Partnerships
Intel's stock rally faces headwinds as Elon Musk's Terafab project reportedly holds talks with TSMC. The venture threatens Intel's exclusive manufacturing role as immense AI and robotics demands reshape the semiconductor market.
90-Year-Old Billionaire Shlomo Eliahu Takes Over as Temporary CEO of Migdal
At 90 years old, Migdal controlling shareholder Shlomo Eliahu has taken over as temporary CEO of Migdal Holdings, stepping into the role amid ongoing managerial turbulence and regulatory scrutiny.
Israel Real Estate: Where to Find Apartments Under One Million Shekels
A review of recent real estate transactions across Israel highlights affordable housing options in towns like Yeruham, Arad, and Be'er Sheva, alongside notable property sales in Tel Aviv, Eilat, and Ramla.
Bituach Leumi Releases October 2026 Payment and Reporting Schedules
The National Insurance Institute of Israel has published the payment schedules and reporting deadlines for October 2026, returning to regular dates after a holiday-heavy September.
The Side Door to High-Tech: How Non-Tech Roles Lead to Core Product Careers
Entering Israel's high-tech sector as a junior has grown tougher, but professionals share how starting in peripheral roles like customer success and operations can lead to core product management positions.
EU Bans Extra Carry-On Fees Starting October 2027
The EU has set October 23, 2027, as the deadline for new laws banning extra fees for carry-on trolley bags, mandating transparent upfront pricing for all airline passengers.
Starbucks Explores Chipotle Acquisition as Middle East Expansion Continues
Starbucks is reportedly exploring an acquisition of Chipotle, reconnecting CEO Brian Niccol with his former brand. While both chains expand in the Middle East, neither operates physical stores in Israel, decades after Starbucks' failed local venture.
Beresheet Hotel Sues Local Council Over Arnona Rates During Evacuee Hosting
Beresheet Hotel in Mitzpe Ramon has sued the local council, demanding residential property tax rates instead of luxury hotel tariffs for sheltering October 7 evacuees.
OpenAI Annual Revenue Trails Previous Reports by 20 Billion Dollars
OpenAI's annual revenue is roughly 20 billion dollars lower than previously reported, reaching close to 50 billion dollars in September. The discrepancy stems from different calculation methods compared to rival Anthropic.
Aluma Fund and Discount Capital Deepen Partnership with 81M NIS Investment
Aluma Fund deepens its partnership with Discount Capital through an 81 million shekel investment in Alumnergy and a direct stake in the fund, boosting the energy platform's growth.
Terminal X Cancels 11 Million Shekel Acquisition of Design Retailer Soho
Terminal X has cancelled its acquisition of a controlling stake in design retailer Soho due to negotiation gaps, halting its planned expansion into home decor goods.
War Compensation Appeals Halted Over Dispute With Tax Authority
Property tax appeals committees halted work on 10,000 war compensation appeals worth 5 billion shekels, citing a payment dispute with the Israel Tax Authority.

Terminal X Cancels 11 Million Shekel Acquisition of Soho Retail Chain
Terminal X has cancelled its 11 million shekel deal to acquire a controlling stake in the Soho retail chain following unresolvable gaps during negotiations.
Recall of HAYAT and Hermon Drinking Water Due to Ministry of Health Inspection
Taamim Kol Hazman Ltd. recalls HAYAT and Hermon 200ml drinking water products following Ministry of Health supervision due to unknown safety and unlawful marketing.
Israel Launches Public Housing Debt Relief Scheme to Write Off 50% of Rent Arrears
Israel's Ministry of Construction and Housing launched a new scheme allowing public housing tenants to write off up to 50% of accumulated rental debts. Applications are open through managing companies until December 31, 2026.
Israeli Tech Firms Silk and HoneyBook Lay Off Staff to Embrace AI Era
Two Israeli tech firms, Silk and HoneyBook, laid off dozens of employees this week, restructuring operations to integrate artificial intelligence tools into software development and business management.
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Closes Mixed: TA-35 Falls While TA-125 Edges Up
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with a mixed trend as the TA-35 fell 0.16% to 4,089.94 points and the TA-125 edged up 0.04% to 3,934.01 points amid fluctuating stock performances.
Court Rules Ant Infestation in Car Computer is Covered Accident
A Rehovot court ruled that an ant infestation in a car's computer system qualifies as a covered accident under comprehensive insurance, awarding 30,000 shekels in compensation.
Dyonin Shares Plunge 13% on Heavy Trading Volume Amid Major Block Sale
Dyonin shares tumbled 13% on massive trading volume as institutional buyers absorbed a major block. The drop follows recent merger talks with Dan's real estate arm.
Israel Land Authority Sees Land Tenders Plunge Amid High Development Costs
The Israel Land Authority sees a drop in standard housing tenders while affordable housing rises, evidenced by a Beit Shemesh land tender selling 60% below appraisal.
Amos Luzon in Advanced Talks to Acquire US Real Estate Firm Kohan Properties
Amos Luzon is negotiating a $6.4 million acquisition of Kohan Properties from Netanel Lorenzi, who recently seized the shares following a default by Michael Kohan. The deal echoes Luzon's past takeover of Dori Construction.
Pressure Mounts on Mattel Board to Explore Sale After CEO Departure
Investment firm Ariel Investments is urging toymaker Mattel to explore strategic alternatives, including a potential sale, following the departure of Israeli CEO Ynon Kreiz.
Israeli Fintech Firm HoneyBook Lays Off 14% of Employees in AI Pivot
Israeli fintech startup HoneyBook is laying off 14% of its workforce, affecting around 30 to 35 employees, mostly in Israel, as part of an AI-driven reorganization.
Supreme Court Rules Financing Banks Must Compensate Buyers for Construction Delays
The Supreme Court ruled that banks completing failed construction projects must honor buyer delay compensation from liquidation funds before collecting their own share.
Israel Tax Revenues Jump 13.3% to ₪443.7 Billion as Deficit Narrows
Israel's state tax revenues surged 13.3% to ₪443.7 billion in the first nine months of the year, significantly narrowing the budget deficit while civilian ministry spending remained virtually unchanged.
Ben & Jerry's Milk & Honey Ice Cream Recalled Over Foreign Object
American Quality Products issued a recall for Ben & Jerry's Milk & Honey ice cream after a consumer reported finding a plastic-like foreign object. The recall affects 432g tubs with specific barcodes and expiration dates.
Israeli Money Market Funds Adjust to New 3.25% Interest Rate Environment
Bank of Israel's rate cut to 3.25% shapes money market fund yields, averaging 0.26% in September. An analysis compares fund performance, management fees, and tax advantages versus bank deposits.