Features

“Globes” charts the demise of Israeli influencer sponsorship platform StreamElements, which raised $115 million during the Covid pandemic but has now sold its assets for a small fraction of this sum.

The Ministry of Finance wants the unemployed, students and yeshiva students to pay more but that won’t cover an annual deficit expected to swell to NIS 18 billion by 2030 and NIS 48 billion by 2050.

Half the cars sold in Israel are made in China, but while they bring down prices, there are long-term problems to watch out for.

Sources familiar with Shashua’s plans say he has stepped down as Mobileye CEO, not to slow down, but to focus his efforts on doubleAI, with an ambitious vision that could even surpass the achievements of Mobileye.

A report by Israeli recruiting firm GotFriends finds that while software firms are adjusting to AI with layoffs, defense-tech job vacancies are up 20% while salaries are comparable with other tech sectors.

From City People’s ‘apartment as a gift’ to Prashkovsky’s digital auction developers are creating ways to sell new homes in a stagnant market but the banks do not always approve.

Israel’s €3.5 billion sale of a multi-layered air defense system to Greece reflects the development of a regional alliance against Turkey.

Speaking to journalists after announcing he was stepping down as CEO of Mobileye, Amnon Shashua stressed the company's readiness for future growth.

The Electricity Authority's decision to suspend allocation of power connections exposes the shortcomings of Israel's power infrastrucutre.

The Hebrew University's Dr. Keren Bar-Hava has found her research used by both proponents and opponents of a US bill to allow semi-annual instead of quarterly reporting by Wall Street companies.

Insight Partners operating partner Gary Survis tells the Globes MAD Conference that AI has revolutionized marketing but will not necessarily lead to mass layoffs.

Why did the Isracard-Esh Bank deal collapse? Market sources offer various reasons, some saying the sides were very close to agreement.

“Globes” brand rankings sees airlines' popularity based on their commitment to maintaining stable Israel operations.

Pershing Square founder Bill Ackman, who completed a huge IPO this year, seeks to replicate the Warren Buffett model.

In Israel, one of the most prominent initiatives to examine the broader implications of the AI revolution is led by entrepreneur Daniel Schreiber, who seeks to foster a public framework for discussing AI's impact on Israeli society.

Share sales by insiders are not usually particularly significant, but changes in their patterns of sales can be very significant indeed.