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Three years ago, Novo Nordisk ruled the market with an iron hand, but Eli Lilly has made a massive overtake. The pill revolution, price drops in the USA, and a lawsuit — the drama behind a market worth hundreds of billions.

Importer G. Willi-Food International Ltd. has announced a recall of Petit Beurre biscuits in two package sizes, after a test revealed the presence of a sesame allergen not listed on the label. Consumers allergic to sesame are requested not to consume the product.

The yellow metal keeps rising, climbing to a seven-week high against the backdrop of a weakening dollar, a cooling US labor market, and signs of de-escalation in the Middle East. But it is still very far from the January peak — and that is exactly the big question: is this a new rally or just a temporary rise?

The stock exchange closed in the green as both flagship indices recorded a rise in prices. Ormat Technologies stock is defined as the day's biggest winner, jumping by 8.98%. In contrast, Ackerstein Group is the biggest loser.

The Ministry of Economy and Industry has issued a public warning following findings from an inspection of a portable emergency lighting product. According to the announcement, defects were found that could cause electrocution, overheating, and even fire, and the public is requested to stop using it immediately.

The National Insurance Institute has begun sending letters and SMS messages to selected insured persons to verify eligibility for an education grant. Recipients must fill out a declaration, with the grant amount set at 1,204 shekels per child this year.

A new proposal seeks to change Ethereum's economy and reduce rewards for validators, the scope of damage in the Coldcard wallet breach has already crossed the $100 million mark, and Jim Cramer plans to sell his Bitcoin due to concerns about quantum computers.

Following a wave of speculation regarding new investors, the Recanati family is selling half of its shares to businessman Jason Levien for $50 million. Shimon Mizrahi and other shareholders must now decide whether to exercise their right of first refusal. Meanwhile, Arik Shtilman has been sidelined once again.

While major tech companies continue to inject hundreds of billions of dollars into artificial intelligence infrastructure, Arthur Hayes, one of the founders of the crypto exchange BitMEX, presents an unusual warning scenario for investors.

The Machsanei Hashmal chain is holding a major surplus sale of Apple products in Eilat. Customers can purchase MacBook computers, iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches at special liquidation prices excluding VAT.

The positive trend in markets has extended to cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin is up 0.82% to $64,610.2, with a market capitalization of $1.30 trillion.

At a festive ceremony, the cornerstone was laid for an advanced facility that will upgrade security enforcement and inspection capabilities at the Port of Ashdod. Which senior officials from the Authority attended the event and when is construction expected to be completed?

Construction costs have surged by 20%, stalling urban renewal projects in Israel. Before signing any documents under pressure, follow these professional negotiation rules from real estate appraiser Shmulik Cohen.

The measurement equipment manufacturer from Rehovot recorded record revenue and profit, beat analyst forecasts, and presented a forecast suggesting continued growth — but investors were still disappointed. What is behind the numbers?

The Israeli company returned to adjusted profit for the first time in nearly three years, but a weak forecast for the next quarter sent the stock down by about 30% in one day. In an interview, Shuki Nir explains why he remains optimistic and how operations with Nvidia and others could transform the company.

The Israyes 26 group, owned by Israel Dahan and Avi Sabag, has acquired a commercial avenue in the STORY project in Netanya, spanning approximately 2,000 square meters.

After a split month in June, the fashion market provided a perfect mirror image in July. The stocks that fell the hardest last month led the gains, while those that held up collapsed. What does this sharp reversal teach us about survival in a volatile market, and why does it affect you?

Only one company participated in an Israel Land Authority tender in Safed, submitting a minimum bid for the land. Meanwhile, Yigal Damri and Megido won land for the construction of hundreds of housing units in Sderot and Ofakim.

As part of the "Influencing in Studies" program, hundreds of discharged combat soldiers and combat support personnel from unique populations received scholarships totaling over 10 million shekels this year.

The Dutch company Mud Jeans, considered a pioneer in the field of green fashion, has succumbed to past debts. CEO Dion Vijgeboom hopes this is not the end: "The financial burden was too great."

Raul Sarugo and Ampa signed an agreement for the acquisition of his construction company, which holds rights to 6 urban renewal projects expected to include about 1,400 new housing units.

After transforming from an internet star into a successful restaurant chain in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Be'er Sheva, Mitar Saadun has reached out to residents of Holon in search of a franchisee for a new branch: "Whoever is serious, talk to me, come make money."

Russia approves for the first time a legal framework for the trading and mining of digital currencies, but blocks the possibility of using them within the country and grants banks unprecedented enforcement powers.

The net profit of the Golf group jumped to 15.6 million shekels, the stock has already risen more than 20% this year, and the company continues to distribute dividends. However, there is a factor hidden in the reports that controls the picture and may pose a risk. What investors must understand before getting carried away by the headline.

The geothermal energy producer is raising its annual forecast to up to $1.2 billion following strong second-quarter reports, alongside an unusual jump of almost 200% in its energy storage activity worldwide.

The retail chain is expanding its non-food promotions and is offering a children's trampoline at a market-breaking price, in addition to a set of folding chairs and a writing desk at unprecedented prices published earlier this week | All the details

The successful businesses of 2026 will not necessarily be the fastest, but those that know how to build trust, resilience, and adaptability in a changing reality and conditions of uncertainty.

Kaltura is worth less than a fifth of its 2021 IPO valuation and had previously sought an acquisition. Recent earnings reports have shifted the narrative, at least for now. What is driving the surge, and what risks remain?

A massive check of 148 products in seven digital retail chains reveals huge differences of tens of percent, with the gap between the first and last place reaching over 900 shekels for the exact same basket.

All parents of children up to age 18 are entitled to a monthly payment from the National Insurance Institute. Learn how the amounts are calculated, when funds are transferred, and when an application is required.

El Al doubled its profits and surged yesterday, but energy dragged Tel Aviv down. On Wall Street, the Dow hit a record, but AMD disappointed, and SpaceX plunged 13%. The major Israeli company crashed due to a weak forecast. What is expected today?

Israeli credit firm Yaakov Finance reports a strong quarter with increased financing revenues and high return on equity, resulting in a significant dividend payout for shareholders.

Starting August 12, the National Insurance Institute will begin distributing the first benefits of the month. Some recipients will see increased amounts following index updates, and certain payment dates have been adjusted due to the calendar.

Competition between retail chains is intensifying as the Yohananoff chain offers major brands like Ninja, Tefal, and Roborock at unprecedented prices, including a vacuum cleaner for 199 shekels and a slushie machine for 699 shekels.

With a 17% increase in revenue and new contracts in the in-flight internet sector, the company reports strong second-quarter results and progress on a major defense acquisition.

Veteran satellite internet provider Hughesnet has filed for bankruptcy protection after losing hundreds of thousands of subscribers to Starlink. The company faces $1.5 billion in debt and struggles to compete with newer satellite technology.

Which companies dominate the urban renewal sector? New data shows that a number of key players control the market in the Sharon area.

Benefits worth millions of dollars accumulated from business purchases flow directly into the pockets of executives. However, a potential tightening of tax enforcement could shake the profitability model of major Israeli loyalty programs, primarily El Al's frequent flyer club.

43 apartment buyers have recently filed a lawsuit for approximately 1.95 million shekels after their apartments in the 'Mechir Lemishtaken' project in the Galil neighborhood of Nazareth were delivered with a delay of many long months.

A dramatic review by UBS analyzes the historic surge of the world's leading indices to new highs, and explains why the gains are no longer dependent only on tech giants and how to build your portfolio.