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Aug 1, 2026
17:30Globes
Polymarket: How Fake Success Stories Are Created
Markets

Polymarket: How Fake Success Stories Are Created

A Wall Street Journal investigation reveals that viral videos showcasing massive winnings on Polymarket are staged. The company paid students to execute dummy transactions on fake websites to attract users.

16:33Globes
Less Than 90 Days to Elections: Factors Still Confusing Public Opinion Polls
Politics

Less Than 90 Days to Elections: Factors Still Confusing Public Opinion Polls

The 'Poll of Polls' by Globes returns. We analyze the latest data from leading media outlets, examining party trends, the electoral threshold, and the critical impact of undecided voters on the upcoming Knesset elections.

13:35Globes
No Cashiers, No Middlemen: How WhatsApp Groups Deliver Produce Directly from Farmers
Consumer

No Cashiers, No Middlemen: How WhatsApp Groups Deliver Produce Directly from Farmers

A direct-to-consumer retail model is gaining traction in Israel via WhatsApp purchasing groups. Consumers get fresh produce without retail markups, while farmers retain up to 40% of revenue previously lost to intermediaries.

11:00Globes
Don't Try This 'Cure' for a Jellyfish Sting
Health

Don't Try This 'Cure' for a Jellyfish Sting

The myth that urine helps with jellyfish stings is not only useless but dangerous. In reality, this 'grandmother's remedy' only triggers the release of more venom into the skin.

09:49Globes
The Meteoric Rise and Sudden Fall of Leopold Aschenbrenner’s Fund
Markets

The Meteoric Rise and Sudden Fall of Leopold Aschenbrenner’s Fund

The AI-focused hedge fund Situational Awareness, managed by 25-year-old Leopold Aschenbrenner, has collapsed. Assets under management plummeted from $45 billion to approximately $10 billion.

09:00Globes
In the middle of a TAMA project: for how much was a 3-room apartment sold in the Ramez neighborhood of Rishon LeZion?
Real Estate

In the middle of a TAMA project: for how much was a 3-room apartment sold in the Ramez neighborhood of Rishon LeZion?

With the project's completion in two years, the young couple will receive a 4-room apartment with an 80 sq. m MAMAD (protected space) and a balcony. The broker estimates that the 1.58 million shekel deal reflects the current buyer-friendly market. Plus more real estate deals from the last week.

07:52Globes
Christopher Nolan: Revolutionizing the Film Industry Business Model
Markets

Christopher Nolan: Revolutionizing the Film Industry Business Model

The success of "The Odyssey" will bring Syncopy over $130 million, proving the effectiveness of the new business model developed by Christopher Nolan and Emma Thomas. The director has transformed blockbuster production into a lean, highly efficient process that eliminates personal financial risk.

07:50Globes
What is the number embossed on the top of Heinz glass ketchup bottles?
Culture

What is the number embossed on the top of Heinz glass ketchup bottles?

Where was the first Hebrew school in the world established, what caused the shortening of the Tour de France route on the last day of the race, and what is the Hebrew word for an aperitif? The weekly trivia.

07:48Globes
For Apartment Landlords: Who Is Eligible for Full Exemption, and Who Could Get Entangled With the Tax Authority?
Real Estate

For Apartment Landlords: Who Is Eligible for Full Exemption, and Who Could Get Entangled With the Tax Authority?

The apartment-moving season is in full swing, rent is rising, and apartment landlords need to check whether they must report to the Tax Authority on rental income and, if so, which track to choose. Globes has compiled for you all the questions, options, and relevant data.

Jul 31, 2026
19:12Globes
Why wildfires in Europe are so intense this year
Ecology

Why wildfires in Europe are so intense this year

Heavy rains followed by an extreme heat wave created the perfect conditions for the spread of fire.

18:07Globes
Netflix Continues Its 'Worst Ever' Documentary Brand: This Time, Neighbors from Hell
TV

Netflix Continues Its 'Worst Ever' Documentary Brand: This Time, Neighbors from Hell

Netflix has launched a new documentary series focusing on neighbor disputes that escalated into dangerous crimes. This is the third installment in the 'Worst Ever' series, exploring the dark side of human relationships.

17:40Globes
Big Mac Index: Israel Climbs to Second Place Globally
Markets

Big Mac Index: Israel Climbs to Second Place Globally

The price of a McDonald's Big Mac in Israel rose from 20 to 23 shekels at the start of the year, which, combined with the strengthening of the shekel, pushed the country to second place in The Economist's index. However, the ranking reflects currency fluctuations and corporate pricing rather than just the overall cost of living.

16:05Globes
A Galilee Bistro Where Desserts Are Art and Workshops Hold Treasures
Food

A Galilee Bistro Where Desserts Are Art and Workshops Hold Treasures

In the community of Shekhaniya in the Western Galilee, a creative hub offers a unique experience: from seasonal Galilean cuisine and homemade liqueurs to artisan guitar making and design workshops.

16:00Globes
Amnon Shashua Steps Down as Mobileye CEO to Focus on New AI Venture
Startups

Amnon Shashua Steps Down as Mobileye CEO to Focus on New AI Venture

Amnon Shashua has announced he is stepping down as CEO of Mobileye to concentrate on his new AI venture, DoubleAI. This move marks a strategic shift for the entrepreneur, who has spent decades balancing the management of multiple high-profile companies.

14:24Globes
Cloud Giants Boost Markets: Futures Rise, Historic Surge in Korea
Markets

Cloud Giants Boost Markets: Futures Rise, Historic Surge in Korea

Wall Street futures point to a recovery led by Amazon and Microsoft earnings. South Korea's KOSPI index recorded a historic 17.9% surge.

13:31Globes
High-Tech Entrepreneur Finds Real Estate Ownership Riskier and Costlier Than Startup Investments
Real Estate

High-Tech Entrepreneur Finds Real Estate Ownership Riskier and Costlier Than Startup Investments

Udi Netzer, a veteran venture investor, faces significant losses in the housing market. After buying a Tel Aviv apartment for 6.7 million shekels, he realized that canceling the deal and losing 540,000 shekels is more rational than proceeding with the purchase.

10:05Globes
"The biggest sale since the coronavirus": The month that shook global stock markets
Markets

"The biggest sale since the coronavirus": The month that shook global stock markets

July in global stock markets was characterized by sharp declines led by technology stocks, particularly the chip sector, which plummeted by a double-digit rate. Concerns over an AI bubble were compounded by Middle East escalation and rising oil prices.

09:45Globes
Valuation Cut by a Quarter: New Real Estate Developer Lists on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
Real Estate

Valuation Cut by a Quarter: New Real Estate Developer Lists on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange

Real estate developer Avisror has completed its IPO at a valuation of 2 billion shekels, a 23% reduction from initial expectations. The company raised 530 million shekels in the process.

08:39Globes
The track leading for two consecutive months despite market declines: What happened to your savings in July?
Markets

The track leading for two consecutive months despite market declines: What happened to your savings in July?

Equity and general investment tracks ended the month with negative returns of 0.9% and 0.5% due to market volatility. Despite declines in the US, the S&P 500 track recorded a positive return of 2.4% thanks to the strengthening of the shekel.

08:27Globes
Five Things to Know Before the Market Opens
Markets

Five Things to Know Before the Market Opens

Tel Aviv trading is set to open amid falling oil prices and a Saudi maritime security initiative. Asian markets are rising, led by the KOSPI and chip stocks. Wall Street saw a 17% surge in Microsoft and a chip rally. Tech giants reported: Amazon jumped 8%, while Apple fell in after-hours trading. The Bank of Japan kept interest rates unchanged. Ed Yardeni: "The Dow theory remains bullish." Globes...

07:43Globes
Retirement Choices: Annuity vs. Annona — Which is Right for Your Future?
Career

Retirement Choices: Annuity vs. Annona — Which is Right for Your Future?

Transitioning to retirement requires a shift from an accumulation paradigm to a withdrawal one. There are two primary mechanisms: the lifetime pension annuity and the 'annona' (regular withdrawal). Experts explain the differences in taxation, flexibility, and risk, helping retirees balance guaranteed income with control over their capital.

07:43Globes
Renault Symbioz: A Hybrid Crossover with Striking Design
Auto

Renault Symbioz: A Hybrid Crossover with Striking Design

The 2026 Renault Symbioz features an upgraded hybrid powertrain and a spacious interior. Despite its solid equipment, the model faces stiff competition from Chinese manufacturers.

07:11Globes
The Billionaire Empire Owner Politicians Seek for Advice
Opinions

The Billionaire Empire Owner Politicians Seek for Advice

Businessman Nadav Blila, who started with a cafeteria in Ashdod, now heads a group with assets worth billions of shekels. He has become a highly influential figure sought by politicians, all while remaining a mysterious entrepreneur.

Jul 30, 2026
23:34Globes
Apple beats forecasts, but shares fall in after-hours trading
Markets

Apple beats forecasts, but shares fall in after-hours trading

The company exceeded forecasts for both profit and revenue. iPhone revenue totaled $54.25 billion, surpassing expectations. iPad and services revenue were slightly below forecasts. This marks Tim Cook's final report as Apple CEO.

23:06Globes
Amazon Crushes Forecasts; Shares Surge in After-Hours Trading
Markets

Amazon Crushes Forecasts; Shares Surge in After-Hours Trading

Amazon published its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, beating analyst expectations for revenue and earnings. Following the report, the company's stock rose by 8% in after-hours trading.

21:10Globes
Selling an asset and then buying it back at double the price: Menora's unusual move
Markets

Selling an asset and then buying it back at double the price: Menora's unusual move

The insurance and finance company is buying back 5% of its pension and provident fund operations from the Allied Group for 249 million shekels, reflecting a valuation of about 5 billion shekels for the activity. Four years ago, Yitzhak Suary's Allied acquired the stake for 129 million shekels, and it will continue to hold 5% of the activity.

21:00Globes
Same Polls, 10-Mandate Gap: Why Samples Paint Different Pictures
Politics

Same Polls, 10-Mandate Gap: Why Samples Paint Different Pictures

Millions of Israelis are preparing for elections, relying on pollsters' forecasts. However, due to differences in sampling methods and data collection, results across various media channels can differ significantly.

20:48Globes
AI star in crisis: hedge fund Situational Awareness sells assets to Citadel
Startups

AI star in crisis: hedge fund Situational Awareness sells assets to Citadel

Situational Awareness, a hedge fund once considered a leader in AI investing, has faced financial distress following failed bets. Ken Griffin's Citadel has acquired a significant portion of its portfolio, triggering a rally in tech stocks on Wall Street.

19:00Globes
Chez Vivi: The Essential Bistro for a Bustling City Street
Food

Chez Vivi: The Essential Bistro for a Bustling City Street

Chef Asaf Gabay’s expertise shines through at Chez Vivi, where classic French techniques meet seasonal ingredients to create simple, high-quality bistro fare.

18:56Globes
Tax Authority Eyes Higher Taxes on High-Tech Options
Career

Tax Authority Eyes Higher Taxes on High-Tech Options

Tax Authority Director Shay Aharonovich is considering raising the tax on employee options from 25% to 30%. Critics warn that this move could drive away talent and harm the high-tech sector.

18:44Globes
A Cancer Detection Revolution: Why the Grail Study Is Just the Beginning
Health

A Cancer Detection Revolution: Why the Grail Study Is Just the Beginning

Grail's blood test promises to detect dozens of cancer types, though a recent NHS trial missed its primary endpoint. President Harpal Kumar explains why, despite market skepticism, these results signal a new era for early diagnostics.

18:40Globes
Bank Hapoalim Tops the List of Most Remembered and Liked Advertisements Again
Consumer

Bank Hapoalim Tops the List of Most Remembered and Liked Advertisements Again

Bank Hapoalim ranks first in the Globes and Geocartography list for the third consecutive time, with recall and likeability rates significantly exceeding the semi-annual averages.

18:30Globes
Global Zoom: Iran-China Arms Deal, Trump's Sanctions, and Political Purges in Turkey
Security

Global Zoom: Iran-China Arms Deal, Trump's Sanctions, and Political Purges in Turkey

Iran acquires hundreds of Chinese MANPADS amid escalation. Donald Trump bans Chinese humanoid robot imports ahead of his meeting with Xi Jinping. Turkey faces a new wave of opposition arrests, while a 20-year-old environmental nightmare ends in Canada.

18:20Globes
Japanese yen surges sharply: Markets estimate that Japan intervened in foreign exchange trading
Markets

Japanese yen surges sharply: Markets estimate that Japan intervened in foreign exchange trading

The yen's surge has reignited assessments that authorities in Japan entered the foreign exchange market to curb the currency's weakening. The Bank of Japan is expected to publish its interest rate decision tomorrow, with expectations of no change.

17:32Globes
Israeli chip company Xsight Labs raises $300 million at a $2.8 billion valuation
Startups

Israeli chip company Xsight Labs raises $300 million at a $2.8 billion valuation

Xsight Labs has raised $300 million at a $2.8 billion valuation. The funding follows the successful integration and testing of its X2 communication processor on SpaceX's V3 satellites, bolstering its position against competitors like Nvidia.

17:04Globes
Tender Bureaucracy: Why the Civil Service is Losing Talent
Career

Tender Bureaucracy: Why the Civil Service is Losing Talent

A study by Globes and the Israeli Citizens' Empowerment Center reveals that excessive formalization and a cumbersome appeals mechanism in the civil service are blocking the recruitment of qualified professionals. In 2024, there was one appeal for every 4.2 tenders.

16:05Globes
Pagaya Exceeds Market Expectations and Raises Annual Profit Guidance
Markets

Pagaya Exceeds Market Expectations and Raises Annual Profit Guidance

The company recorded a 15% growth in quarterly revenue to $366 million and a net profit of $45.3 million. CEO Gal Krubiner stated that the record quarter demonstrates the company's growth engine is operating at full power.

15:14Globes
Mega-deal in the energy market leads to a wave of power plant ownership changes
Markets

Mega-deal in the energy market leads to a wave of power plant ownership changes

Generation Capital has signed an agreement to acquire the energy arm of Shikun & Binui for 4.45 billion shekels. To secure regulatory approval, the parties have outlined a contingency plan involving asset swaps in power plants, including the Sharon region project, with the participation of Nofar Energy.

13:33Globes
30-Year US Treasury Yield Hits Highest Level Since 2007
Markets

30-Year US Treasury Yield Hits Highest Level Since 2007

The yield on the 30-year US government bond has surged to 5.24% — a high since 2007, driven by oil price spikes, the massive US deficit, and a wave of AI-related bond issuances. Analysts warn: "CFOs will be forced to pay more, and M&A activity is at risk."

13:27Globes
Mixed reports for Check Point: Missed slightly on revenue, beat on profit
Cybersecurity

Mixed reports for Check Point: Missed slightly on revenue, beat on profit

Revenues of $674 million and earnings per share better than forecasts: Cyber engines and Non-GAAP offset weakness in product sales. CEO Nadav Zafrir: "Improving performance". At the same time, the company is launching a dedicated AI firewall.

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