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Israeli business owners are speaking out against escalating protection rackets, exposing extortion threats, equipment vandalism, and violent intimidation by criminal syndicates.

Thorough contract review before signing prevents costly business disputes. Experts advise aligning deliverables, payment milestones, and change-management procedures to operational realities.

Wall Street investors sold a record $14.8 billion in individual stocks last week amid tech sector concerns, while pouring a massive $18.8 billion into technology ETFs and thematic funds.

A new Julius Baer and EY study reveals that 82.2% of wealthy families may sell their businesses due to a lack of prepared heirs, prioritizing family unity over legacy.

After eight years in Tzukim, the Ursula restaurant is up for sale for 350,000 NIS. Owners cite crushing regulations, remote location challenges, and war impacts as reasons to exit.

Keshet 12 faces scrutiny over splitting its evening news ratings to highlight higher figures. Meanwhile, elite brings back classic products, and Menora Mivtachim hosts a major union conference.

McDonald's marks 33 years in Israel while its global parent seeks a new local franchisee. Meanwhile, the fast-food giant faces declining U.S. sales and stock drops amid an $8.5 billion global turnaround plan.

Israeli actor and businessman Modi Safuri has launched the ARUSA bridal and production complex in Jaffa, investing hundreds of thousands of shekels in the new venture.

Dubi Amitai has been unanimously elected to a third term as Chairman of the Business Sector Presidency, continuing his leadership through economic and wartime challenges.

Rotem Sela's new liposomal supplement brand, Better, achieved an immediate sell-out following its launch with an 8 million shekel investment, cementing her business success alongside high-profile endorsements.

Israel's catering industry faces severe economic strain over three years after October 7, 2023, battling surging operational costs, canceled corporate events, and strict bank credit restrictions.

Israeli business leaders discussed navigating global markets and countering negative sentiment at a recent Calcalist panel. Despite geopolitical challenges, CEOs emphasized that product quality, resilience, and strict adherence to delivery schedules keep international clients secure.

Starbucks is reportedly exploring an acquisition of Chipotle, reconnecting CEO Brian Niccol with his former brand. While both chains expand in the Middle East, neither operates physical stores in Israel, decades after Starbucks' failed local venture.

A massive class-action lawsuit demanding over 100 million NIS against an electrical tool importer was dismissed by an Israeli court, which ordered the plaintiffs to pay 100,000 NIS in legal expenses for abusing legal procedures.

KFC presents a strategic turnaround plan featuring smaller branches, delivery focus, and local franchisees following the closure of some 300 locations.

Meta has announced a major pricing overhaul for the WhatsApp Business Platform, canceling the customer service message fee waiver starting October 1, 2026, and introducing token-based billing for autonomous AI agents.

Discover the captivating history of coffee, the rise of Starbucks, its digital struggles, and how CEO Brian Niccol is reviving human connection and community spaces.

Magazino Bakery group is expanding its nationwide presence with new branches in Ramat HaSharon and Hod HaSharon, offering artisan pastries, cakes, and coffee.

Entrepreneur Eti Kubo, wife of high-tech investor Oded Kubo, builds a successful fashion and jewelry empire with brands Coto and Coconut Love, generating hundreds of thousands in monthly turnover.

Eran Zahavi and Ben Zini are competing in Israel's booming padel market with opposing strategies. While Zini invests 3 million shekels in a compact Glilot complex, Zahavi commits 12 million shekels to a Ra'anana project and national league.

Thai authorities have launched a comprehensive investigation into Israeli business networks and land acquisitions in southern provinces, alongside compliance checks on Chabad houses.

City Market sells 11 branches to the 100 and Beyond retail chain for 35 million NIS, while planning to open 15 new locations in 2027.

House Padel at BIG FASHION Glilot reached 97% occupancy and over 700,000 NIS in revenue within its first month, setting a domestic industry record.

Veteran advertising pioneer Shmuel Warshavsky will receive a lifetime achievement award, while major businesses join the anti-bullying Red Line campaign.

Alex Northrop turned a 350,000 shekel apartment deposit into FILL IT, a top Israeli online supplement brand that grew 300% in two years and now targets the US market.

Cellebrite is moving its incorporation from Israel to the U.S. in a multi-billion dollar strategic shift aimed at securing major American defense contracts and broadening investor appeal.