Bullying epidemic in the Israeli job market
From allegations of abuse at the Prime Minister's Residence to quiet exclusion in government offices: The alarming data of the Israeli job market.
Business & Innovation
July spending record: Daily average reached NIS 1.771 Billion
Casey Wasserman and the changing landscape of international sport
Trump’s tech ties come under bipartisan fire following limited response to AI agents going rogue
Considering withdrawing your pension? It's probably the worst decision you'll make
Financial pressure is causing masses of Israelis to tap into their savings, but the future damage could be irreversible. The Capital Market Authority is trying to save you from yourself.
Israel jumps to second place globally in Big Mac Index
According to the updated Big Mac Index by The Economist, Israel has climbed to second place in the world for the price of a Big Mac meal ($7.67), trailing only Switzerland.
We are about to pour hundreds of billions into a project fit for yesterday
Israel has invested over the years in irrelevant technology. The current megalomaniacal project, the light rail, will quickly turn into a failure that will cost us hundreds of billions.
AI-driven search surges: Consumers shift to buying in chat
A new Salesforce report reveals that e-commerce traffic referred by AI users quadrupled.
American Airlines cancels flights to Tel Aviv from NY's JFK Airport until at least March 2027
Competing US carriers Delta Air Lines and United Airlines have also canceled flights to Israel, though both are expected to resume service before the end of 2026.
US Air Force signs $1.84 billion contract with Northrop Grumman for Rafael Litening targeting pods
The framework contract will remain in effect until 2035, with the Air Force placing individual orders under its terms.
AI burns books? Tech giants are buying, shredding books to train smarter chatbots
AI Tech giants have been working on a secret project to buy millions of books and destroy them to feed their new models.
The tech industry no longer provides a safety net: Workers are looking for one elsewhere - opinion
If there is one conclusion to draw from the past year, it is that flexible work is no longer a niche solution for students or merely a way to supplement income.
Twenty years on, Israel at Heart celebrates the Ethiopian families who made the journey twice
Two decades after its founding, Israel at Heart honors the Ethiopian-Israeli families whose sacrifices paved the way for a new generation of students, soldiers and leaders.
Israeli startup Qedma helps IBM outperform top supercomputer using quantum technology
Qedma’s algorithms enabled IBM’s quantum computer to overcome noise and achieve a scientific computing advantage with potential commercial applications.
