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Less on the supermarket, more on vacations: How Israeli spending has changed
Despite the high cost of living, Israelis have not stopped using their credit cards. Data from the Central Bureau of Statistics published on Wednesday shows that between April and June 2026, credit card expenditures rose by 5.7% compared to the same period, indicating that private consumption continues to grow, albeit at a more moderate pace than earlier this year.

Turmoil at Nike: Sales in China at an eight-year low
The business of sports giant Nike in China is in a deep crisis. Although the sportswear market in the country has grown by 51% over the last five years, the company's sales in the region have fallen for eight consecutive quarters. Since 2021, Nike's business in China has shrunk by 30%, and its annual revenue has reached an eight-year low.

We checked school supply prices: where will you pay hundreds of shekels less?
The summer vacation is far from over, but for many parents, the race for the school year has already begun. Instead of waiting for the last days of August, when stores are crowded and shelves start to empty, more and more families are choosing to do their back-to-school shopping early. The goal is twofold: to avoid the last-minute pressure and to spread the expense over several weeks, during a...

Did Your Electricity Bill Jump? Mistakes That Cost You Dearly
We all know that moment: glancing at the electricity bill and feeling a knot in our stomach. Most of us overpay without even realizing it. The good news is that you don't need to sit in the dark or turn off the AC in the heat to save 10–30% on your monthly expenses.

Avichai Mandelblit Appointed Dean of Law at Ramat Gan Academic College
Professor Avichai Mandelblit, former Attorney General and one of the most prominent figures in the Israeli legal system over the last decade, has been appointed Dean of the Faculty of Law at the Ramat Gan Academic College.

Israelis Cut Back: Supermarket Sales Volumes Decline
Israelis continue to feel the impact of the cost of living, which is reflected in their shopping habits. Data from StoreNext shows a decrease in the quantity of consumer goods purchased in the second quarter, as shoppers become more cautious with their expenses.

First publication: Hundreds of bus drivers will shut down lines in Samaria
Passengers of the "Tnufa" company are expected to be affected today (Monday) by a five-hour warning strike, after hundreds of drivers and employees announced that they would halt the operation of the lines in protest against an ongoing crisis in the company.

5 Tips for Organizing Your Work-From-Home Day
Working from home offers freedom from office politics and commuting, but requires discipline. To maintain productivity, it is essential to establish clear boundaries, use goal-setting tools, and adhere to cybersecurity practices.

How women are earning up to $30,000 a month by renting out their closets
Kat Friday, a New York fintech employee, has turned the clothing rental app Pickle into a thriving business. Just eight months after starting, she earns about $7,000 a month, rents a warehouse, and is looking to hire her first employee.