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The Chinese imitation of Air Jordan has become a headache for Nike
The Chinese company Qiaodan, featuring a logo and name strikingly similar to Michael Jordan's brand, continues to pose a significant challenge to Nike in China. Nike's sales in the country plummeted by 17% in the last quarter.

Competition for flights to New York is growing: what to expect regarding prices
Two American aviation giants, Delta and United, are returning to Ben Gurion Airport in the coming days, increasing flight supply on one of the country's most popular routes. Israir is also expected to join El Al and Arkia. Analysis suggests that increased competition will not necessarily lead to an immediate price drop given the current instability.

Came to fix it: "Things flew out of my hands, burned, I threw things in the trash"
It was a joke thrown between friends during the shiva for his mother that led Bar Levy to "MasterChef", and since then he has managed to professionalize in a restaurant and cook at every event he was invited to. Now, the young contestant returns to "MasterChef: Dream Team", and he just wants to learn, develop and reach far: "There are people here who have been cooking for twice my age. I enjoy...

Bad news for Israel ahead of Eurovision 2027: Judges to influence voting from the semi-finals
The European Broadcasting Union has announced that judges will retain their voting weight during the semi-finals this year. This is expected to pose a challenge for Israel, which consistently performs well in public voting but faces lower scores from professional juries.

The five largest banks launch a legal battle against being declared a concentrated group
The banks filed an appeal to the Competition Tribunal against the Commissioner's decision to declare them a concentrated group, as well as against the directives set in the field of deposits. Industry experts estimate that the legal process could last up to two years. What will happen in the interim period until a decision is reached, and what are the chances of the decision being overturned?

The credit card club war has cost the companies dearly
Aggressive competition between credit card companies, driven by the battle for the FLY CARD franchise, has led to significant marketing expenses. Isracard and Cal report growth in credit portfolios amid leadership changes.

Israel may find itself out of Eurovision: the decision that was made
Following reports that the upcoming Eurovision will be held in Burgas, the tentative dates for the contest are now revealed: the first semi-final is scheduled for May 11 — Israel's Memorial Day for the Fallen Soldiers. The broadcasting corporation is expected to request to be placed in a different semi-final, amid fears of a refusal.

Last days to register: The startup competition that will get you into the US market
Winners of the MerageNext 2025 competition will receive grants, mentoring, and access to the Innovation Bridge program in California.

What is the Concentration Committee, and how does it limit powerful economic entities?
Shapir attempted to acquire the oil refinery in Ashdod, but the Concentration Committee recommended against the deal. We examine the authority and criteria this body uses to evaluate the influence of major players on the economy.

Israel's Energy Market: PowerGen Deal Highlights Concentration Concerns
The 4.45 billion shekel acquisition of Shikun & Binui Energy by PowerGen has triggered regulatory scrutiny over market concentration. As electricity demand surges, the industry faces pressure to restructure ownership.

Banks Lose Majority Control on Masab Board of Directors
As part of regulatory efforts to boost competition, major Israeli banks have reduced their representation on the Masab board. New directors from fintech and digital banking sectors have been appointed.