Business
Israeli cybersecurity unicorn completes secondary sale worth hundreds of millions
Island, maker of the enterprise browser, let employees sell shares as its valuation hovers near 5 billion dollars.
Billions in doubt: Bogus investments taint Syrian projects, but Saudis remain reliable
Riverside in Yehud-Monosson’s Gadot offers luxury living with direct access to Tel Aviv
After Yokneam: The new high-tech capital of the north – in a surprising location
'Ascending the Ladder': Career tips from the Bible - review
A skilled Jewish day school, supplementary school, or adult education teacher could structure an entire course based on this book, or more specifically, the chapter titled “Workplace Ethics.”
Kerem Albayrak expands business and digital expertise to Israel
Israel VC funding reaches new low - report
Data for the first half of 2025 indicate a sharp decline in the amount of fundraising by venture capital funds in Israel, from $2.2 billion in 2023 to about $260 million this year
Merger talks underway to create mega Israeli law firm
If a merger deal is completed, it will be the second within three years for the Yigal Arnon firm. In 2022, it merged with Tadmor Levy.
Elegance in motion: A journey from service to success
$1 trillion opportunity - how Israel can break into the African market
First of its kind study reveals that the key to succeeding in Africa isn’t high-end technology but adaptability and community
Wix co-founder's new venture revealed
After nearly twenty years at Wix, Nadav Abrahami is upping sticks and leaving to set up another company by the name of Dazl
Israel's fiscal deficit falls again
The deficit in August was NIS 9.5 billion, an improvement on August 2024, when the monthly deficit was NIS 12.2 billion.
The loyal ex-employee: How to handle a workplace exit - opinion
The poorly handled exit of an employee often creates immediate and irreversible damage.
JVP raises $290M from TPG to propel insurtech unicorn Earnix’s AI revolution
Deal delivered an 8.7x return to early investors
Why appealing start-ups still collapse
