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Israelis are changing direction: The surprising revolution in purchasing habits is revealed
Official import data for July show sharp increases in the purchase of vehicles and certain electrical appliances, alongside particularly surprising data in the cigarette and fuel market in Israel.

Significant salary increase and improved conditions: good news for employees in Israel
Two new collective agreements signed today with employees of Hot Mobile and Ta'abura Yamit Ashdod include salary increases, improved rights, and regulation of working conditions. At Hot Mobile, employees will receive an average annual salary increase of 3%, along with a series of additional benefits.

IKEA Israel under attack: "Without borders, it's happening here too"
After the severe disappointment he suffered in the Democrats' primaries, Naor Narkis continues his public activity and now reveals a situation that sparked the anger of one of his followers: "I didn't imagine."

Shake-up in the real estate market: The state has revoked the licenses of 5 contractors
Following a failure to meet license conditions, the Registrar of Contractors at the Ministry of Construction and Housing has revoked the licenses of five contractors.

Investment expert with an intriguing forecast: "A 30% jump - the $78 barrier will be broken"
Popular crypto analyst Ali Martinez publishes an intriguing forecast in which he sets a new and promising price target for the digital currency Solana (SOL) - $100.

National Insurance Institute: Benefit payments to be released in two days
The National Insurance Institute announces that unemployment and income support benefits will be distributed on June 12. Who is eligible for these payments, and what are the specific conditions for single parents and students?

28% revenue jump and a US banking license: Nayax reports on the quarter
With over 125,000 customers and expansion into Panama, North Macedonia, and Hong Kong, the Israeli payment company continues to accelerate. CEO Yair Nechmad details the expansion of AI services, global deployment, and the confirmation of the annual forecast.
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The tallest tower in Israel is underway: "10,000 people every day"
The BEYOND tower in Givatayim, rising to 320 meters and including 78 floors, has received fire department approval following large-scale exercises testing emergency response and evacuation systems.

Fashion giant in financial collapse: debts and sales decline
The "The Children's Place" chain has reported a difficult quarter with an 11.1% drop in sales and an operating loss of 42.2 million dollars. To survive the liquidity crisis, the company sold customs refunds at a discount for immediate cash.

Former Finance Ministry Director General Shmuel Slavin to capitalize on stock plunge
The chairman of Sela Capital plans to purchase company shares, signaling confidence in the asset after a 26% decline in value this year.

Odia Azulay's Secret Revealed: Adika Returns to the Market
The Israeli brand that previously suffered millions in losses is making a comeback with a new star partner. However, a single comment on social media has already sparked a storm among customers.

Fashion giant closes dozens of branches and takes an unusual financial step
Against the backdrop of closing branches and logistics centers, American fashion giant American Eagle Outfitters sold rights to federal customs refunds at a discount to secure immediate cash.

Input index spike erodes Danya Cebus profit by 12.8%
Danya Cebus released its Q2 2026 results, showing steady revenue but a 12.8% decline in net profit due to rising construction costs and commodity prices. The board approved a 30 million shekel dividend distribution.

Luxury apartment in Tel Aviv for one million shekels: The unusual offer from the Hagag Group
The company selling luxury apartments in Gush Dan has launched a new promotion: buyers can move into an apartment with an initial payment of one million shekels, with a guaranteed return of up to 52% over the first two years.

Special offer until August 30: 1,000 shekel bonus for a vacation in Israel with a phone purchase
The Dynamica chain is launching a summer promotion: customers who purchase and pre-reserve a mobile device for pickup in Eilat will receive a 1,000 shekel bonus for a vacation via the Gulliver website.

35% Jump and Large Dividends: Partner Cuts Debt in Half
Despite competition and war-related challenges, Partner reports a dramatic reduction in net financial debt to 128 million shekels and a positive net gain in television subscribers for the first time in four years. All data is based on financial reports.

Foreign Investors Pour Hundreds of Millions of Shekels into Israeli Stocks
Despite mixed market trends and warnings from economists, foreign investors continue to increase their exposure to the local market, while institutional entities have taken the opposite approach.

Renowned culinary institution goes bankrupt after 90 years: liquidation request and massive debts
The "Chenoys" restaurant in Montreal, which operated for decades and was known for its smoked meat sandwiches, has closed due to debts of over one million dollars. The court rejected the request to cancel the liquidation: "The company was clearly insolvent."

Eyal Shani in a major deal with a $1.4 billion entity: 'I am excited'
Eyal Shani is bringing "Miznon" to the US Open tournament, one of the most prestigious sporting events in the world: "I am excited to bring Miznon to the US Open for the first time. It is much more than a tennis tournament. It is a celebration of people, movement, and life," the renowned chef declared.

Revolution in the South: State to Subsidize Ashkelon Projects with 148.5 Million Shekels
The Government Authority for Urban Renewal has announced a new call for proposals to subsidize 'pinui-binui' projects in Ashkelon. The state is investing significant funds to ensure the implementation of projects that are not otherwise economically viable.

Fashion chain Zara slashes prices in Israel: up to 80% discount
The Zara sale is reaching its final stretch, with significant discounts on clothing items now being sold at particularly low prices — discounts reaching 80%.

A massive stock market crash: Maytronics shares collapse 98% to a 15-year low
The pool cleaning robot manufacturer from Kibbutz Yizre'el, once valued at over 9 billion shekels, has fallen below a 200 million shekel valuation for the first time in 15 years. We examine what went wrong and why a recovery remains elusive.

Israeli investment house launches real-time expert recommendation tool
Excellence Trade, part of The Phoenix, is launching a free technological tool that sends personalized investment recommendations directly to the app. The client only needs to approve the recommendation, and the system transmits the order to the stock exchange.

Tnuva enters a surprising market: the company's new product series
The food giant is seeking new growth engines and expanding its operations beyond traditional categories. Alongside the launch of a vitamin and nutritional supplement series, the company is considering entering the pet food market.

Elon Musk vs. the short sellers: "I am trying to warn them and they are not listening"
The volume of bets against SpaceX stock has surged sharply. Elon Musk warns them repeatedly on X that they are playing with fire, but they are actually increasing their positions. What does this actually mean, and what could happen if the stock reverses?

Rami Levy is giving away 500 shekels: the promotion ends on 16.8
The Rami Levy Hashikma Marketing chain has launched a social media contest offering a 500-shekel shopping voucher and a home care package to the winner. Find out how to participate and what you need to do to win.

In the shadow of the AI revolution: The truth behind US bond yields
The Swiss bank's economic review reveals new data on the massive fundraising of technology companies and explains why investor concerns about market distortion may be misplaced.

Ahead of the market opening: The two stocks expected to jump today on the stock exchange
Dual-listed chip and software company stocks are expected to lead the opening in the green following a strong week on Wall Street. This week: almost all banks are reporting, and the US CPI will be released on Wednesday. What is expected today?

Mizrahi Bank left, but Beit Mani recovered: Behind the Sela Capital Real Estate reports
The evacuation of the bank's offices in the Moshe Aviv Tower resulted in a loss of about 3 million shekels, but new leases and the deal in Kfar Saba boosted half-year revenues to 206 million shekels.

Rami Levy, Carrefour or Shufersal: Where to find the most affordable shopping in Israel
A survey conducted ahead of Rosh Hashanah reveals the most affordable supermarket chains for meat, poultry, fruits, and vegetables. Rami Levy leads the market by a significant margin.

Wages in Israel are soaring: Worrying data complicates Bank of Israel's work
According to a new macro review by Leader Capital Markets, the economy is recovering rapidly, but an annual wage jump of about 7% creates a real inflation risk and complicates the next interest rate decision.

The shekel, Iran, and the cost of living: Mizrahi Tefahot Bank presents a forecast for Israelis
The bank's chief strategist, Yoni Fanning, analyzes the impact of political reports on the exchange rate, identifies sectors suffering from a labor shortage, and warns of economic consequences.

Rami Levy Enters New Market: Pop-Up Store Opens at Grand Canyon
Rami Levy and his partners at Good Pharm are expanding into a new niche with the launch of a K-Beauty pop-up store at Ofer Grand Canyon in Petah Tikva. The 200,000 NIS project is expected to operate for approximately six months.

Only a 2% chance: The government move that effectively ended the 'Discounted Apartment' program
The benefit for reservists is justified, but the numbers do not lie: more than 100,000 people in need of housing are left with minimal chances, and the state has no alternative plan. Is this the end of the program for those who do not serve?

Osher Ad crashes prices: popular ride-on toy for only 39.90 NIS
The discount chain offers an unprecedented price for the popular ride-on toy, while competing toy stores charge nearly three times as much. We analyzed the significant price gaps found in the market.

The Tax Authority reminds immigrants of tax benefits
Did you immigrate to Israel in recent years? The Tax Authority reminds you of the benefits that can reduce your tax liability in your first years in the country, alongside tax exemptions on certain income from abroad. And what has changed for those who immigrated in 2026?

Unprecedented wealth: The 5 leading powers by number of billionaires
A massive wave of global wealth growth highlights the economic powers dominating the market. The USA remains at the top, while other nations showcase distinct models of capital accumulation.

Abir Kara attacks sharply: "Instead of fighting crooks, they are fighting all citizens"
The entrepreneur and social activist launches a frontal attack against the Tax Authority's new VAT reform, claiming that the new digital mechanism will not stop criminals but will specifically harm law-abiding businesses.

Heading into the week on Wall Street: The figure that will determine the fate of the interest rate
Tomorrow, Monday will report under heavy pressure as the stock has plummeted about 37% this year, the company fired 20% of its staff and approved a generous compensation package for the CEOs. This week, the US Consumer Price Index will also be released, which may decide if the Fed will raise interest rates.

Super-Pharm shakes up the market: gifts and discounts until August 18
The largest pharmacy chain in Israel, Super-Pharm, is running a series of promotional events. In the beauty category, customers receive a toiletry bag as a gift with the purchase of two L'OREAL MEN EXPERT products.