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Jul 24, 2026
12:34Globes
Second U-turn: Electra Real Estate completes previously cancelled capital raise at an 18% discount
Real Estate

Second U-turn: Electra Real Estate completes previously cancelled capital raise at an 18% discount

Electra Real Estate, a manager of rental housing complexes in the USA, lowered its offering price and completed a 150 million shekel share issuance (approx. 6% of the company) to Menora Mivtachim and other investors. If options are exercised, the company will receive an additional 80 million shekels.

10:59Globes
Intel's results prove: It doesn't pay to bet against Trump
Markets

Intel's results prove: It doesn't pay to bet against Trump

Intel's stock has become one of the fastest-growing tech stocks of the past year, jumping by about 326% and crossing a market cap of half a billion dollars, its highest ever. This mirrors Alphabet's reports from yesterday, which showed that software and cloud giants are only increasing their commitment to purchasing chips.

08:01Globes
Five things to know ahead of the opening of trading on the stock exchange
Markets

Five things to know ahead of the opening of trading on the stock exchange

Trading in Tel Aviv will open this morning against the backdrop of the escalation between the USA and Iran. Key highlights: sharp declines in Asia, the expiration of the Generation fund's exclusivity deal with Shikun & Binui, and new tariffs imposed by Trump.

06:44Globes
This is the most worthwhile tax benefit. Here is how to enjoy it twice
Markets

This is the most worthwhile tax benefit. Here is how to enjoy it twice

Tax benefits on deposits and a full exemption from capital gains tax after six years make Keren Hishtalmut the ultimate savings product. Despite the annual deposit ceiling, some can enjoy the benefit twice: how does combining employment as an employee with self-employed activity allow holding two funds simultaneously? Retirement experts answer critical questions about retiring in a new column.

06:38Globes
"No one messes with Shufersal": The Amir brothers' unusual move to fight fraud
Consumer

"No one messes with Shufersal": The Amir brothers' unusual move to fight fraud

Establishing an anti-racketeering unit, firing managers, replacing suppliers, and reviving the discount chain — brothers Yossi and Shlomi Amir have radically transformed Shufersal. In two years, the company's value jumped from 5 to 12 billion shekels, but aggressive management methods raise questions about customer loyalty.

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