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Delta Israel Brands continues its expansion strategy, reporting significant growth in revenue and net profit for the second quarter of 2026. CEO Anat Bogner stated that the results reflect the company's ability to execute its clear strategic vision.

Sofwave reveals strong financial reports with revenues of approximately 30 million dollars in the second quarter of 2026, alongside a 66% jump in net profit despite one-time expenses.

Following years of regulatory ambiguity, the President of Nigeria has signed a decree to regulate the digital assets market and establish a special oversight body within the central bank.

A logistical failure at Tnuva has caused a chronic shortage of cottage cheese in major retail chains. While the company promises to restore supply levels, private sellers have begun listing the product online at inflated prices.

Reuven Shemesh, a painter from Hadera who won 12.5 million shekels in the lottery, reflects on his financial mistakes. After a period of lavish spending, he has returned to his original trade.

The Hamashbir chain is expanding its beauty department and entering the dermo-cosmetics field for the first time. The chain will offer leading brands on its online site and later in branches, with the aim of meeting the growing demand for advanced skincare products.

TurboGen, a prominent 'dream stock' on the exchange, has been fined 550,000 shekels by the Israel Securities Authority for misleading investors regarding its order backlog.

Following a difficult month for the sector, the largest chip company on the stock exchange will publish its earnings report today. Tel Aviv fell yesterday despite records on Wall Street, while de-escalation with Iran provides support. What investors need to know.

With the new school year approaching, many parents are eligible for a grant of 1,204 shekels. Find out who qualifies for this National Insurance Institute benefit, when the funds will be deposited, and what steps you may need to take.

Tsahi Nahmias and Mega Or lost ground throughout July. We examine the reasons for this decline, whether uncertainty regarding land use in Hadera will continue to weigh on the stock, and how other real estate giants are performing.

Alongside the market slowdown, Bank of Israel data reveals that the volume of mortgages for apartments worth over 5 million shekels is soaring — this figure is critical for the housing market. The surprise: how many of the wealthy are taking a mortgage of over 60% of the property value.

The tech giant reporting season is causing a stir in the markets, as Deutsche Bank executives highlight the rigorous scrutiny of company profits and concerns over massive capital expenditures.

Economists at Psagot Investment House analyzed the impact of the US-Iran escalation on the shekel and energy prices. Experts project two interest rate cuts by the Bank of Israel over the next 12 months.

The research unit of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange summarizes July, which closed with gains led by the banking sector, while market capitalization reached a record high of over 3 trillion shekels.

A new price comparison survey by the Retail Research Institute reveals price discrepancies of tens of shekels on a single shopping trip. The report highlights which retail chains are the most expensive and where consumers can save significantly.

Shoppers at the Osher Ad chain have discovered a popular karaoke kit at an exceptionally low price. The device, suitable for home events, includes both a speaker and a microphone.

Apple continues to trade under pressure, losing its second-place global market cap ranking to Alphabet, while Amazon celebrates an unprecedented historical milestone on Wall Street.

Starting September 1st, H&M's viral beauty collection will be available in six selected stores across Israel, with prices ranging from 19.90 to 149 shekels.

July continued the trend of recent months in the mutual fund industry. The industry raised a total of about 3.3 billion shekels, with the volume of managed assets rising from 826.6 billion shekels to about 831.7 billion.

Spir Ifragan has announced her departure after a short tenure overseeing revenue, route networks, and commercial operations at the Israeli airline. The company has not yet provided a response.

After conquering the local market with a massive share, the Italian sweets brand Loacker is launching a new product that will be sold in retail chains at an average price of 35 shekels.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed today with declines in its two flagship indices. Wisur Globaltech led the gainers with a 5.59% rise, while Priortech stock recorded a 6.97% decline.

July was green in almost every sector, but defense stocks were left behind. The relative calm in the security arena prevented them from participating in the market rally, and the 'return to the mean' rule barely worked here. Why didn't Next Vision recover, and what distinguishes Elbit Systems from the rest?

Super-Pharm, the largest pharmacy chain in Israel, is cutting prices by dozens of percent on leading skincare and makeup brands, including the sought-after line by Noa Kirel, but the benefits will expire very soon.

Amazon has reached a market capitalization of $3 trillion for the first time in its history. This milestone follows strong financial results for the second quarter of 2026 and significant growth in the artificial intelligence sector.

After starting her professional career as a news editor at the "Hamal" website, the young journalist is joining the newspaper's team of reporters and will serve in a particularly sensitive role during the current days of emergency and crisis.

Washington and Tokyo carried out their first joint intervention in the foreign exchange market in years. The move involved selling euros and buying yen, an unusual step intended to support the Japanese currency without weakening the dollar.

The combination of the war against Iran and stubborn inflation is driving a dramatic policy shift in Europe, the United States, and Japan. Julius Baer provides a special analysis on the expected impact on equity and FX markets.

Following the departure of Sivan Shoshan Lisha, Cellcom has appointed Sharon Ezra as the new CEO of Safeway, its cyber and information security subsidiary. Group CEO Eli Adadi stated that Ezra's extensive experience will be instrumental in strengthening the company's market position.

After the collapse of oil prices brought down the sector in June, July provided an almost perfect mirror image. This time, it was the renewal of tensions around the Strait of Hormuz that pushed oil prices back up, and with them the stocks. The company that fell the hardest last month led the surge.

Two leading culinary brands are collaborating for the first time and launching a limited edition of cup desserts that combine ice cream, yogurt, and fresh mango with the salty twist everyone knows.

Beyond monthly payments, National Insurance Institute beneficiaries may be eligible for a wide range of discounts on electricity, municipal taxes, public transport, water, and medical services. Here is a guide to the key benefits and how to claim them.

While investors have fled the company's stock since the IPO earlier this year, one growth engine within the company surged by 131% in the quarter. Now the question is whether the market missed an opportunity.

Bitcoin ETFs in the USA reported significant redemptions totaling $265 million in a single trading day. This development has exerted heavy pressure on the market, prompting analysts to evaluate the impact of growing global economic caution.

While the digital currency market is experiencing sharp price drops, online search data shows an unusual surge in interest in Bitcoin. Is this investor panic or an opportunity to buy at floor prices?

The Burger Station chain has completed the opening of 5 new branches in Tel Aviv, Kiryat Ono, Ashkelon, Netanya, and Rosh HaAyin, with an investment of 7.5 million shekels. The chain now operates 18 locations nationwide and has launched a new customer loyalty program.

From a factory in the Negev to ten production sites worldwide: Kafrit Group reports impressive figures, including approximately 800 employees and a production capacity of 167,000 tons. Details on the Israeli industrial powerhouse that continues to expand.

The Ministry of Economy and Industry has issued a recall for the BENATON BT-55900 spiral heater due to safety defects. Consumers are urged to stop using the device immediately, as it poses a risk of electric shock and burns.

Bank Hapoalim has announced the opening of registration for the eighth year of the "Poalim Le-Hatzlacha" scholarship fund. The program provides 120 students with 10,000 shekel grants, alongside professional development and volunteering opportunities.

A Bank of Israel report shows that in the second quarter of 2026, the shekel defied global trends by strengthening against the dollar, even as the US currency gained ground elsewhere. This shift was primarily driven by massive foreign currency sales from institutional investors managing public savings.