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Israeli unicorn Wix launches world-first AI website builder, cutting weeks of work into minutes
Wix Harmony would allow users not only to design websites in a matter of seconds rather than hours, but also to refine the design via a chatbox with an AI agent.
Will Israel become a bitcoin nation?
US court rejects Mamdani's attempt to block real-estate deal involving Israeli-owned company
Bank Hapoalim completes $2 billion overseas bond sale in largest such offering by an Israeli bank
Your investments: Is this the beginning of the end?
Do they think that the stock market will actually go to zero? Will the global economy just close and go home?
The Lounge: March 26, 2018
President Reuven Rivlin and his wife, Nechama, hosted a NATAL Foundation event in their home to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the organization’s activities. NATAL helps victims of terror and war.
If you want to beat the S&P 500, invest in an Israeli ETF
Tracking the charts for the past 30 years, Steven Schoenfeld says that investing in Israeli stocks and liquid investments now offers better returns than investing in American equity or the S&P 500.
Markets unfazed by police recommendations on Netanyahu
The TA-35 and the TA-125 – the indexes with the most highly capitalized companies on the stock exchange – were up 0.52% and 0.66%, respectively, as of closing.
Overpriced Israeli corporate bonds may come down amid stock market unrest
“Volatility on the US stock exchange brings us volatility here, and it could make a financial impact in the Israeli market through corporate bonds.”
What lies ahead in 2018?
Israel should be ready for unexpected economic developments.
El Al names Gonen Usishkin as new CEO
Amid news of the incoming CEO's appointment, El Al's stock prices rose 2.8%.
Israeli market regulator to ban bitcoin firms from stock exchange
Bitcoin plunged by 30 percent to below $12,000 on Friday as investors dumped the cryptocurrency after its sharp rise to nearly $20,000.
Teva to lay off around half of Israeli employees
In response to the reported layoffs, Teva's shares on the Tel Aviv stock exchange were up one percent from the day prior.
What’s the future of Israeli insurance-tech?
While local start-ups succeed across the board, insurance disruption proves trickier.
