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Israel's eToro targets $4 billion valuation in US IPO

The Israeli company is being underwritten by UBS and Goldman Sachs among others.

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 What's next? Will we pay for store shelf arrangers or for cleaning the store?

January CPI reading lifts inflation, housing prices rise

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Wolt faces public boycott over new pricing system

What is DeepSeek? A look at the Chinese start-up poised to disrupt US AI dominance - explainer


WhatsApp allows users to edit messages

The modified message will carry the label "edited," without showing edit history.

Whatsapp logo is seen in this illustration taken August 22, 2022.

Bank of Israel raises interest rate to 4.75%, highest since 2006

Despite the rate hikes, Israel's inflation rate stood at 5% in April, near a 14-year high and well above the government's 1%-3% annual target range.

 BANK OF Israel headquarters in Jerusalem: Israel’s favorable environment for economic development has been accompanied by an impressive improvement in the country’s credit rating, say the writers.

China fails, bans American-made Micron chips due to 'security risks'

The larger chunk of Micron's products flowing into China are being purchased by non-Chinese firms for use in products manufactured there, analysts say.

 A smartphone with a displayed Micron logo is placed on a computer motherboard in this illustration taken March 6, 2023

Vultr brings new data center to Tel Aviv to meet high cloud infrastructure demand

The company aims to provide access to cloud infrastructure to the growing technology ecosystem in the country.

Keep your head in the cloud

Webhelp launches customer experience outsourcing program in Israel

The company's launch of The Nest will further enable Israeli start-ups to cut costs as they try to scale amid a hi-tech recession.

 Yoni Zimmermann, a quantum software engineer at Classiq, a startup whose platform companies can use to build quantum applications on for the quantum computer, works on the software platform, in Tel Aviv, Israel, February 2022.

UBQ triples workforce in advance of Netherlands facility launch

The company’s Netherlands-based facility is expected to convert up to 104,600 metric tons of waste into recycled thermoplastic.

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Zim sails waves of success with profits of $4.63 billion in 2022

The shipping giant Zim, under the control of businessman Idan Ofer, marks another dream year. In 2022, the company brought in 12.56 billion dollars and shows a net profit of 4.63 billion.

Eli Glickman, president and CEO of ZIM.

Are the Abraham Accords proving to be a success? -opinion

The UAE merely needs the security and safety that can ensure its stability and enable the Emiratis to pass on what they’ve achieved to the next generation. There could be no better ally for the US

 BAHRAIN’S FOREIGN Minister Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani and then-foreign minister Yair Lapid meet at The Negev Summit, also attended by the US, UAE, Morocco and Egypt, last year. It’s likely the UAE and Bahrain received the OK from Riyadh to sign the Abraham Accords, says the writer.

SixtyFive partners with key mortgage industry players to provide seniors access home equity

The early-stage company is laying the foundation to broaden its reach throughout the US in the coming year.

 (Left to right) Tali Gross, CEO, Eyal Stern, COO, Ron Likvornik, CTO.

Deal between C2A Security, NTT further advances Israeli-Japanese business relations

The two countries have been increasing their business ties since 2014, and a looming Free Trade Agreement promises to strengthen them even further.

 Defense Minister Benny Gantz on the first diplomatic visit to Japan since 2012.