Nasdaq

A new ETF launched on NASDAQ gives investors in the US exposure to 120 leading companies on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, from banks to defense and technology companies, and what this means for those companies.

The technology company TurboGen, which developed a micro-turbine for local electricity and heat production, is becoming a dual-listed company and will also trade in the US. What is behind the move, who owns it today, and where is the gap between the story and the numbers?

A tiny stock has become a trading hit on Wall Street, jumping hundreds of percent in just a few days without any business news to justify it. Behind the surge are a tiny amount of shares, abnormal trading volumes, and a real threat of delisting from Nasdaq. What is important for an investor to know before getting swept up in the trend?

The company backed by Jackie Ben-Zaken, Barak Abramov, and Tzahi Abu has received preliminary approval from the NASDAQ exchange for a dual listing in the US. But the road to trading is still paved with several conditions and a very close deadline. What exactly is missing, and how much of the dream is already priced into the stock currently trading in Tel Aviv?

Starting in December, Nasdaq is set to launch a new night trading session, keeping the US stock market open almost around the clock. US stocks will be tradable nearly 24 hours a day, subject to broker access. This move is a direct response to the crypto world and a global market that no longer waits for Wall Street's traditional opening hours.

UVision CFO Roni Barak has left his position amid the company's IPO preparations. He will be replaced by Eyal Rubin, the current CFO of Nasus Pharma.

Globes presents an update on global markets. This morning, declines in Asia led by chip stocks. Futures in New York are stable, with the Fed minutes to be published this evening. In Tel Aviv, chip stocks will weigh on the opening; a record volume of shorts on the Nasdaq, while company executives are buying at a pace not seen in 15 years.

The Nasdaq stock exchange intends to extend trading hours in the US to nearly 23 hours, five days a week. The move is designed to meet the growing global demand for US stocks.

Israel's Cellebrite is appointing a new CEO and lowering its 2026 guidance. Following the announcement, the company's stock plunged more than 20% in premarket trading on the Nasdaq.

Following a nearly 13% surge in share price over the past month, Kornit Digital has released its financial report for the second quarter of 2026, showing improved performance and providing guidance for the remainder of the year.

Monday reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $364.6 million, beating market expectations. Despite the positive financial results, the company's stock fell by more than 8% in pre-market trading on the Nasdaq.

Despite positive second-quarter financial results, Taboola shares plummeted on the Nasdaq due to investor concerns over a new policy planned by Google regarding web navigation.

The Israeli gaming company recorded revenue of $731.1 million and a net profit of $48 million. Disney Solitaire continued to grow rapidly, but the number of users declined, and the company estimates it will finish the year at the lower end of its forecast. The stock is falling.

Kaltura is worth less than a fifth of its 2021 IPO valuation and had previously sought an acquisition. Recent earnings reports have shifted the narrative, at least for now. What is driving the surge, and what risks remain?

Taboola reported its second-quarter 2026 results, showing improved profitability despite missing revenue forecasts. The company lowered its annual revenue outlook, causing shares to fall by 26%.

G. Willi-Food International has announced the delisting of its shares from NASDAQ and the cessation of SEC reporting obligations. Trading will be consolidated exclusively on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

Arik Shtilman, founder and CEO of the fintech company Rapyd, has revealed the timeline for the company's NASDAQ IPO, while confirming that it will not be traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

Israeli 3D printer manufacturer Nano Dimension is at the center of a corporate battle as activist fund Murchinson gains influence. The struggle centers on the company's significant cash reserves and the future of its strategic direction.

July in global stock markets was characterized by sharp declines led by technology stocks, particularly the chip sector, which plummeted by a double-digit rate. Concerns over an AI bubble were compounded by Middle East escalation and rising oil prices.

The company recorded a 15% growth in quarterly revenue to $366 million and a net profit of $45.3 million. CEO Gal Krubiner stated that the record quarter demonstrates the company's growth engine is operating at full power.

Innoviz raised 30 million dollars at a deep discount, triggering a sharp stock decline and diluting existing shareholders. Since its 2021 SPAC merger, the company has lost about 95% of its value, and its pivot to the defense sector has yet to translate into significant revenue.

A little-known Chinese company has become a Wall Street sensation, surging hundreds of percent without material news. We analyze whether this is a genuine opportunity or a dangerous trap.

In this week's Globes review, we analyze the performance of Israeli stocks on Wall Street. Check Point faces scrutiny ahead of its earnings report, Varonis awaits news regarding a potential sale, and Global-e shares rally following a target price upgrade.

The Association of Public Companies opposes the intention to list the two defense companies on the US stock exchange. CEO Ilan Plato: "The public must be a partner in the success."