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Fox-Wiesel CEO Harel Wiesel revealed in a recent podcast interview that his best business decision was bringing global fashion brands to Israel in 2012, while admitting he refuses to spend money on designer clothes.

Fox CEO Harel Wiesel sold shares worth 1.04 million shekels, retaining a 6.47% stake valued at 304 million shekels. Meanwhile, Golf CEO Eyal Greenberg made a minor purchase of 54 shares.

A young fox broke into a family home in Watford through a door left open for ventilation and went upstairs. The mother, who woke up, found the baby bleeding in bed and called for urgent medical help.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with gains in the two main indices. The TA-35 index rose by 0.11% to 4,145.38 points, and the TA-125 index climbed by 0.28% to 4,042.96 points.

The FOX chain has announced an end-of-season sale with a 70% discount on summer collection items, alongside promotions on basketball gear and online-only bundles. Some items are priced under 10 shekels. Back-to-school promotions are also underway.

The Fox Group has signed a new agreement with the other shareholders of the popular fashion brand, increasing its holdings to 63%. In the first stage, the group will purchase 7% of the company's shares for 11.5 million shekels, while its two partners will each retain 18.5%. The agreement also includes a mechanism for further increasing the stake in the coming years.

After a split month in June, the fashion market provided a perfect mirror image in July. The stocks that fell the hardest last month led the gains, while those that held up collapsed. What does this sharp reversal teach us about survival in a volatile market, and why does it affect you?

Ahead of the back-to-school season, Harel Wizel's fashion chain FOX is launching a promotion offering 6 school shirts for 99.90 NIS. The brand has also significantly expanded its collection to include trendy styles popular among teenagers.