Jewish business news
Philadelphia Jewish leaders encouraged by counter-response to ‘boycott bike ride’
“What was supposed to be a boycott of Jewish businesses turned into a food festival of Jewish businesses,” said the head of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia.
The young bridge between the foremost Israeli and global Jewish business titans
Will AI replace traditionally Jewish jobs? - opinion
The death of the US Jewish Orthodox middle class- opinion
Perspectives of the world economy in the era of unprecedented individual creativity
Genesis Prize founder Mikhail Fridman discusses the world economy.
A shidduch for businesses
As Jewish geography meets the digital age, the Homrun Group looks to match Israeli and American companies.
It’s never too late to start a business of your own
Pensioners in the ‘third age’ can have a new life by establishing a small niche company based on their talents, experiences and interests. A new Hebrew-language book explains how to do it.
Israeli Carpool app Via raises $100m
The company says that pick-up times are less than 10 minutes, on average, and that the travel time is roughly on par than a taxi.
YOUR INVESTMENTS: Long-term wealth building vs having fun
“I have done okay, but not as good as the market.”
Alan Solow joins Resolute Consulting in Chicago
Resolute Consulting is a national public affairs and strategic communications firm headquartered in Chicago with offices in Atlanta, Los Angeles, Phoenix and Washington, D.C.
Chopard Boutique opens in Tel Aviv’s Kikar Hamedina
For many decades, the Scheufele family has been managing Chopard with professionalism, reliability, integrity and warmth.
Israel launches first social-impact bond to prevent Type 2 diabetes
Prediabetics can be identified through blood tests, and introducing exercise and changes in diet can reduce their risks of developing diabetes.
‘Post’ to award 2016 innovation prize to Mobileye
Driver assistant technology uses "third" eye to reduce accidents.
Jerusalem business center propelling thousands of entrepreneurs, immigrants to success
In 2015 "MATI" procured 300 loans valued at NIS 55 million for mostly Jerusalem residents.