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Israel Canada Hotels secured German court approval to acquire two Munich hotels with 536 rooms for EUR 8.8 million, advancing its European expansion amid regional market shifts.

Nasdaq-listed Five9 has agreed to acquire artificial intelligence firm Lable AI in an all-cash deal valued at approximately $325 million. The transaction, unanimously approved by the board, is slated to close in 2026.

US private equity firm GrowthCurve has acquired a controlling stake in Israeli digital health startup TailorMed for an estimated $250 million. Founded in 2018, TailorMed's platform helps American patients overcome financial and bureaucratic barriers to medical treatment.

Israel's Competition Authority approved the merger of Kimberly-Clark and Kenvue on the condition that feminine hygiene operations are divested to prevent market concentration and price hikes.

Spacecom extended its satellite communication agreement with the Israeli government through late 2028 via the Amos 4 satellite, securing approximately 28 million NIS in cumulative revenue.

Businessman Shmulik Aputa purchased a historic building in central Jerusalem for 9 million shekels, shortly before leasing it to the Colombian embassy for 17,000 dollars a month.

Bumble has agreed to a $1.3 billion acquisition by Ithaca Holdings, causing its stock to surge over 130% despite recent drops in paying users and revenues.

British low-cost airline easyJet is set to be acquired by investment firm Apollo for 5.7 billion pounds in a deal taking the carrier private.

American giant Rocket Software is acquiring the 14-month-old Israeli startup Geniez AI for up to $100 million. The six-person team developed AI agents that streamline mainframe operations for major US banks.

AI pioneer Character.AI has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the US and agreed to sell assets to Disney for $20 million, marking a dramatic fall for a firm once valued in the billions.

Dating app Bumble is in advanced talks to be acquired by Ithaca Holdings in a deal valuing the firm at $1 billion. Shares surged 50% following the report amid slowing industry growth and declining paying users.

Israeli-German cybersecurity firm XM Cyber is selling its intellectual property to CrowdStrike for 600 million dollars, five years after its 700 million dollar acquisition by Germany's Schwarz Group.

Aluma Fund deepens its partnership with Discount Capital through an 81 million shekel investment in Alumnergy and a direct stake in the fund, boosting the energy platform's growth.

Zim's board of directors rejected the Government Companies Authority's demand to reopen discussions on its $4.2 billion acquisition by Hapag-Lloyd and the FIMI Fund, maintaining that post-deal operational updates do not require fresh approvals.

Israeli building materials firm Akerstein is exiting the US market after 38 years, signing a binding deal to sell its American operations for 90 million shekels to curb ongoing losses.

Fidelity Investments is selling most of its stake in Israeli drone camera maker Next Vision for about 1.3 billion shekels, ending its status as a major shareholder.

Green Lantern fund is acquiring a 30%-35% stake in the Kiso restaurant group for 350-370 million NIS, replacing a planned IPO on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

Israeli AI startup enso plans to acquire PPG Digital and LeadCoverage in a $20-25 million deal, integrating artificial intelligence agents into traditional marketing workflows.

One Technologies expands its defense sector footprint by acquiring a controlling stake in Kubiya UX for millions of shekels, integrating 50 specialists into ONE Defense.

Kamari Retail acquired a 50% stake in Zalman's hot dog chain for 3.5 million NIS, targeting an expansion from 12 to 40 branches nationwide under strict kosher supervision.

Acro Real Estate reported the partial exercise of a land option in Tel Aviv's Mandarin complex for 39.5 million NIS. Payments will fund existing loan repayments while deadlines are extended.

Fintech unicorn Capitolis has acquired American securities lending firm eSecLending for $200 million in cash. The deal adds 120 employees and expands Capitolis' global financial platform.

Israeli fintech firm Bluevine is being acquired by Valley National Bancorp for approximately $340 million, boosting the U.S. bank's digital capabilities and small business footprint.

Maman Cargo Terminals acquired the remaining minority shares in Laufer Aviation-GHI for up to 22 million NIS, consolidating full ownership of the aviation services provider.

Zim workers' committee chairman Oren Caspi urged Israeli ministers to block the $4.2 billion sale of Zim to Hapag-Lloyd, citing severe risks to national security, operational continuity, and the company's independence.

Real estate AI platform Venn has acquired US startup Zuma for $50 million, integrating its AI leasing agents and engineering team to strengthen its proprietary data infrastructure.

The $110 billion merger between Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery advances after settling an antitrust lawsuit led by US state attorneys general.

Turkish carrier Pegasus is acquiring Czech Airlines and controlling stakes in Smartwings in a 154 million euro deal approved conditionally by Czech regulators.

Soho chain holds a liquidation sale at its Rehovot branch with up to 70% off, as TERMINAL X moves to acquire a 50.01% stake for 11 million NIS.

Terminal X signed a non-binding MOU to acquire a 50.01% stake in the design and lifestyle chain SOHO for 11 million NIS, valuing SOHO at 22 million NIS.

Dan Public Transportation signed an MOU to acquire Mesi'ei Shasha for 180 million shekels, marking its first major deal under new CEO Ofir Karni.

Businessman Avi Ben Tal and comedian Shalom Assayag have acquired Icon Israel's digital assets for roughly 4 million NIS to launch a new media group named Buzz Code Digital Media.

Ari Real Estate, controlled by Tzachi Abu, moves to secure full control of a massive commercial complex in Ashdod through an option to buy out Iron Real Estate's stake for 137 million shekels.

Israeli entrepreneur Liran Weitzman sold a stake in his Sircle hotel management company to India's PRISM for 150 million euro, valuing his European operations at up to 300 million euro.

Altshuler Shaham Finance founders are advancing a 1 billion NIS deal to sell their controlling stake at a 1.8 billion NIS valuation, with CEO Yair Levinstein joining as a minority partner.