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Oct 14, 2026
11:47
Tal Kenani Appointed CEO of Rav-Bariach as Shmuel Donnerstein Becomes Chairman
Business

Tal Kenani Appointed CEO of Rav-Bariach as Shmuel Donnerstein Becomes Chairman

Shmuel Donnerstein returns as chairman of Rav-Bariach, while Tal Kenani takes over as CEO of the door and building-products manufacturer early next year.

Sep 1, 2026
07:59
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TECH // QUANTUM NETWORK
Ecology

Pollutant emissions in Israel decreased amid the war

According to a report by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, pollutant emissions in Israel declined in 2025. The primary drivers were reduced coal usage at power plants and a decrease in industrial activity due to the ongoing war.

Aug 31, 2026
14:54
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ECONOMY // FINANCIAL FLOW
Career

Ahead of the holidays: thousands of workers in the Negev may be laid off

The Rotem Amfert Negev plant, which employs thousands of workers in the south, is at a crossroads after appeals against the phosphogypsum reservoir expansion plan were referred to the National Planning and Building Council.

12:20
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ECONOMY // FINANCIAL FLOW
Career

Who will stand by the machine? The crisis paralyzing production lines in Israel

Tens of thousands of job vacancies remain unfilled, factories are left without labor, and bureaucracy is stalling the economy. Despite record demand following the war, foreign worker quotas cover only a fraction of the need, while Israelis remain unwilling to take on production line roles.

Aug 27, 2026
18:06
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World

Volkswagen plant in danger of closing: The solution may come from Israel

World press headlines: The Iranian UAV that "changed the face of modern warfare" relies on components from China and costs only about $20,000; in Germany, they are examining the production of parts for the Iron Dome at a Volkswagen plant that is in danger of closing; and in the US, the British organization Palestine Action has been declared a terrorist organization. Globes presents a daily short...

Aug 26, 2026
01:45
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ECONOMY // FINANCIAL FLOW
Career

The great wave of immigration reaches retirement age — Israel's industry is about to pay the price

Tens of thousands of skilled workers who immigrated from the former USSR in the 90s are approaching retirement. In the industry, the rate of former USSR immigrants aged 60 and over is 2.3 times higher than the average in the economy. The President of the Manufacturers Association stated that the next government must act urgently.

Aug 20, 2026
15:42
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ECONOMY // FINANCIAL FLOW
Markets

The state rewards exports. It is time it also rewarded domestic production

The shekel-dollar exchange rate daily impacts decisions on industrial investment in Israel. The government should adjust tax policy to incentivize domestic production, not just exports.

Aug 18, 2026
11:02
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Security

Ministry of Economy Expands Cooperation with Lockheed Martin

Minister of Economy Nir Barkat met with the leadership of Lockheed Martin's aviation division to discuss new avenues for collaboration with Israeli technology and cyber companies.

Aug 17, 2026
19:24
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LIFESTYLE // CULTURE PANORAMA
Lifestyle

The Mystery of the Secret Client Buying Tons of Glitter

In 2018, journalist Katie Weaver visited the Glitterex factory in New Jersey and tried to uncover their largest buyer. She was met with a refusal, as the company hinted that the client does not want the public to know that their products contain glitter. This sparked an internet mystery that continues to this day.

Aug 16, 2026
14:51
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TECH // QUANTUM NETWORK
AI

Artificial Intelligence Clashes with Industry: The Gap Threatening Factories

The attempt to integrate artificial intelligence systems into industry faces difficult obstacles of dust, humidity, and noise, and the chairman of Klil warns of the consequences of inaccuracy on production lines.

Aug 9, 2026
17:22
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ECONOMY // FINANCIAL FLOW
Real Estate

The discount has almost disappeared: industrial land prices in the periphery have jumped 6-fold

Industrial land prices in National Priority Area A have jumped 5.7-fold in nine years. Due to an outdated discount ceiling, the incentives for establishing factories in the periphery have been effectively neutralized.

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