Economy

Giant deal completed: merger between Donitz Elad and Dan Nadlan
Donitz Elad will receive 100% of Dan Nadlan shares in exchange for share allocation. The Value LBH fund will hold about 16% of Achim shares, while other Dan shareholders will collectively hold 17% of the company's shares.

Tel Aviv Indices: The map that explains what is really happening in the market
The banking index rose 2.45% and the defense index plummeted about 4% on the same day — two opposite stories that the broad index hides. How an index is calculated, why entering it ignites huge demand at the closing auction, and what each sectoral index tells those who want to understand the stock market.

You have 200,000 shekels available - close the mortgage or put the money in a deposit?
The Bank of Israel interest rate stands at 3.5%, deposits and money market funds still provide a decent return, but many mortgages cost 5% or more; on 200,000 shekels, the gap can reach thousands of shekels per year - and there are also considerations of tax, early repayment fees, and liquidity.

National Insurance Institute: Benefit payments to be transferred tomorrow
The National Insurance Institute announces that long-term benefits will be distributed tomorrow to eligible recipients. These include old-age pensions, survivor benefits, disability, mobility, and nursing care payments. The institution is also introducing a new digital service to simplify the process of exercising rights.

Admitted in Congress: Bank executive shared confidential information with Epstein
Jes Staley admitted that he passed confidential JPMorgan information to Jeffrey Epstein, including data on transactions and the 2008 financial crisis. He even warned him that the bank had classified him as a "high-risk client." According to Staley, he was unaware of Epstein's criminal activity.

Check: How much is the discount worth on apartments sold by the Hagag brothers
The company has joined the trend of developer promotions with promises of returns up to 52% in the first two years. We analyzed the real value of this discount and who truly benefits from this arrangement.

Oshers Ad crashes prices: refrigerators and washing machines for hundreds of shekels
One of the leading discount chains in Israel is making a surprising move and offering a range of sought-after home appliances, including Ninja and office refrigerators, at huge discounts in a specific branch.

Is Ethereum in danger? The update that will protect the network from future hacks
Quantum computers are not yet capable of hacking Ethereum, but developers are already preparing for the day when it becomes possible. Will the world's largest smart contract network manage to stay ahead of the threat?

Will Bitcoin reach $150,000 or drop back to $60,000?
Bitcoin has surged by more than 25% in just a few days, but has not yet received official confirmation of a bull market. What price must it break through to turn the recovery into a clear trend, and is it capable of doing so?

After stock drop of over 16%: Tiv Taam outperforms Rami Levy and Carrefour
Second-quarter reports reveal an increase in net profit and revenue per square meter for Tiv Taam, while retail giants Carrefour and Rami Levy show a downward trend for the past quarter.

Swiss bank warns: The three trends that will shake the markets
The investment bank reveals a dramatic review of US tech giants, China's new growth engine, and the country receiving a special recommendation with a new record target.

National Insurance Institute to Disburse Benefits: Starting from 1,838 Shekels Tomorrow
The National Insurance Institute will transfer long-term benefits to hundreds of thousands of citizens in Israel tomorrow. How much will you see in your bank account, who is eligible to receive it, and when will the money arrive? All the details.

Not just Nvidia: Salesforce and CrowdStrike surged after reports
Salesforce and CrowdStrike shares surged in after-hours trading following quarterly reports that beat analyst expectations. Both companies have raised their annual guidance.

Dollar stable below 2.97 shekels ahead of Jackson Hole symposium
The currency market remains calm ahead of the central bankers' symposium in Jackson Hole. Investors are awaiting Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's speech, which is expected to provide clarity on future monetary policy.

Insects, hair and sawdust: 10 ingredients you didn't know were hiding in your food
Insects that give sweets color and shine, collagen from skins and bones, and substances derived from plants and wood. Behind innocent names in ingredient lists sometimes hide particularly surprising sources, but before getting alarmed, it is important to know: bizarre does not necessarily mean dangerous.

162,000 shekels, excluding bonuses: The new contract of the Prashkovsky brothers
The public real estate company is expected to extend the tenure of Chairman Yossi Prashkovsky and CEO and brother Sharon, who are among the controlling shareholders. What does the compensation package include, what is the annual bonus cap, and what new benefit will they receive?

NFL Champion Seattle Seahawks Sold for $9.6 Billion
Club owners approved the sale of the Seattle Seahawks to an investor group led by billionaire Vinod Khosla. The amount paid places the deal in second place on the list of the largest sales of sports teams in the US.

We found the most expensive schnitzel in the country, served on a plastic plate
The price of a schnitzel portion at Dubi'le in Eilat is scandalous: 92 shekels for a medium serving on disposable tableware. The menu paints a bleak picture of food pricing in the resort city, where costs do not reflect the level of service.

Eitan Yohananoff: "Selling cars in a supermarket is cool, but it doesn't change the world"
Yohananoff CEO Eitan Yohananoff discusses plans to separate real estate assets from retail, the challenges of the cost of living, and the evolving labor market in Israel's supermarket sector.

Amos Luzon's giant project in Or Yehuda reaches the court
Luzon Ronson, owned by Amos Luzon, has filed a lawsuit against former Or Yehuda mayor Yitzhak Buchovza. The developer claims that the attorney's actions are jeopardizing a major urban renewal project.

Former Netanyahu advisor, Sani Sanilevich, takes family real estate company public
Sani Sanilevich, a former advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is taking his family's real estate firm to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The company aims to raise 200–250 million shekels through a bond issuance.

Moving from a bank to an investment house is cheap, but leaving one is very expensive
Regulation has made exiting a bank investment portfolio relatively simple, but transferring assets out of an investment house can cost thousands of shekels. Despite the rise in independent trading, banks still dominate the market.

Tal Kedem on the way to an exit: Menora enters into an investment in the Agility hedge fund
Tal Kedem and Udi Biton are set to sell a 25%–30% stake in their hedge fund, Agility, to the insurance company Menora. The deal values the fund at approximately 300 million shekels, resulting in a payout of 75–100 million shekels.

Polygon board reaches a deadlock, company seeks court rescue
The real estate company Polygon, controlled by Kobi Maimon, has turned to the Central District Court to appoint external directors. The company has been operating without them for over a year, leading to unlawful financial reporting.

"I do not underestimate price drops of a few percent, but it is not 20%"
Gil Topaz, co-CEO of Altshuler Shaham Credit, which provides financing to contractors stuck with unsold apartments, is not worried about deal cancellations: "These are speculators who make up no more than 15% of the market."

At 18 he lost all his savings in an investment. Today he has a portfolio of hundreds of thousands of shekels
23-year-old Ofek Geva has worked from a young age in his family's confectionery in Ashkelon, and invested everything he saved at age 18 in the stock market. It ended in a painful loss. After studying the field during his military service, he returned to invest with clear rules: long holding period and high risk.

Ithaca, controlled by Yitzhak Tshuva, enters the prestigious London stock index
The oil and gas production company, controlled by Delek Group, is set to enter the FTSE 100 index in September. The inclusion is expected to generate demand for shares worth hundreds of millions of shekels.

Wants full control: The move by the Budget Commissioner that is causing concern
Mehran Frozenfer is working to establish a "mini-division," including three new coordinators, which will lead to the weakening of the independent status of the deputies in the Budget Department.

Real estate data reveals: Apartment sales slowdown intensified during the summer
Reports from residential developers for the second quarter of 2026 showed a moderate increase in sales compared to the same period last year, but current data from the summer months indicate that demand is fading again. Experts estimate that a significant trend shift may not arrive until 2027.

Victory slashes price on popular kitchen mixer to 699 NIS
Victory CEO Eyal Ravid has posted a photo from a branch offering a highly sought-after kitchen appliance for 699 NIS, challenging customers to compare the price with other market offers.

Giant stock plunges to a 12-year low on Wall Street: What happened to the beloved company?
After its buy recommendation was downgraded and against the backdrop of a weak forecast from one of its key partners, the well-known sports brand's stock has already lost about 40% of its value since the beginning of the current year and continues to worry investors.

The great wave of immigration reaches retirement age — Israel's industry is about to pay the price
Tens of thousands of skilled workers who immigrated from the former USSR in the 90s are approaching retirement. In the industry, the rate of former USSR immigrants aged 60 and over is 2.3 times higher than the average in the economy. The President of the Manufacturers Association stated that the next government must act urgently.

More sting than honey: price increases of up to 15% on cakes for Rosh Hashanah
Pastry chains have raised the prices of honey cakes, which are especially associated with Rosh Hashanah, by 4% to 15% compared to previous Tishrei holidays. Chain owners explain that the price increases are due to rising costs of raw materials, production, operations, and labor, while others claim that the cakes that have increased in price are not at all identical to last year's cakes. And also...

Nvidia beats forecasts again: revenue jumped to $96.2 billion
Nvidia's revenue for the quarter ending in July 2026 reached $96.2 billion, surpassing analyst expectations. The company's net profit surged by 126% to $59.69 billion.

Osher Ad shakes up the market: sought-after electrical appliance for only 599 shekels
The food and discount chain "Osher Ad" is launching a series of unprecedented discounts on sought-after electrical appliances and leading alcohol brands that will make Israeli consumers come specifically. All the details about the new shopping spree.

Nancy Pelosi bets on the energy sector: what is known about her new investment
Nancy Pelosi, one of the most talked-about investors on Wall Street, has opened a large position in Bloom Energy. The stock surged on the report, and the market is discussing a potential upside of tens of percent. However, the stretched valuation is a reminder that even "smart money" can be wrong.

The judge was stunned: why did the multi-million lawsuit against AIG collapse?
A request to certify a class action lawsuit for 110 million shekels against the insurance company ended in a complete withdrawal by the plaintiff after the court revealed that the documents submitted were based on artificial intelligence hallucinations.

Profit decline, rise in administrative and general expenses - but disappointing Amal continues to distribute dividends
Amal Holdings' results since its stock market debut last November are disappointing. In the second quarter, the company faced a decline in operating and net profit, as well as eroded profitability amid rising administrative and financing expenses.

Huge deficits and AI investments: what is pushing US bond yields to a peak?
The moderation of inflation and the weakening of the US labor market are lowering the probability of a rate hike there in September. However, investors are still concerned and are pricing in the risk in long-term bonds. Now also in podcast version.

Gil Agmon takes advantage of Delek Automotive stock decline for massive purchase
CEO Gil Agmon purchased company shares for approximately 148 million shekels, increasing his stake from 49% to 56%. The stock has fallen by 67% since its last peak.