Economy

Retail chain Oshers Ad is offering beach towels from a well-known sports brand for only 9.90 NIS, significantly undercutting market prices.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Trust invested approximately $180 million in FedEx Freight (FDXF) shares. The acquisition of 1.19 million shares occurred in the second quarter of 2026, shortly after the company spun off from its parent, FedEx.

Even the wealthiest parents in the United States are currently worried about the economic future of their children. Generation Z is dealing with a slowdown in hiring for entry-level jobs, fierce competition, and the entry of artificial intelligence into roles previously performed by recent university graduates. Now, even billionaires with vast wealth are starting to ask themselves the same...

An internal report from the Israel Airports Authority workers' committee reveals a critical staffing shortage. Employees are forced to work up to 260 hours a month, threatening airport operations ahead of the holiday season.

While Moderna grabbed headlines with a 177% jump, its partner Merck recorded its best day since 2009. Morgan Stanley has upgraded its recommendation, highlighting the company's potential beyond its flagship drug, despite the looming patent expiration.

In the car market, lots are cleared with 20% discounts, but in real estate, tens of thousands of apartments are unsold and the price barely moves. From the "zero report" to the fear of a "domino effect": the real reason contractors prefer to absorb huge interest rates rather than lower the price.

The new ranking of the world's wealthiest reveals an especially tight battle at the Israeli top, as billions of dollars separate the top spots and one empire threatens to lose its lead.

The Forbes ranking of the world's richest people reveals the wealth of the top five, with all of them recording declines since the last trading day and losing money throughout the week.

Weekly Crypto: Bitcoin and Ethereum show significant weekly gains, as do other leading assets. Here are the latest market data and changes from the past seven days.

Bernard Arnault, owner of the luxury giant LVMH, is facing shareholder pressure amid rumors of inheritance battles and economic challenges exacerbated by the war with Iran.

The District Planning and Building Committee is set to discuss the expansion of Beit Shemesh east of Highway 10. KKL (Jewish National Fund) opposes the development of sensitive green areas, arguing the city can reach 550,000 residents without environmental damage.

With five luxury assisted living complexes and growing demand, "Ad 120" CEO Tomer Rosenberg explains how the longevity model is changing the field: "I don't expect anyone to live to 120, but to live in the best way possible."

A new study found that employees working from home reported higher well-being and left their jobs at a lower rate than office employees. No evidence was found that remote work harms communication between staff.

The tech giant is laying off approximately 100 employees from its VR headset team, with the remainder coming from the Siri and AI divisions. Apple stated that the move is part of a reorganization focused on advancing its artificial intelligence initiatives.

The war between the US and Israel against Iran has severely hit Qatar's revenues from gas exports, leading to a cut of up to 30% in government budgets and about 85% in foreign aid. The IMF predicts that its economy will shrink by 8.6% this year.

The apartment spans 68 square meters and is located on the first floor out of seven. The real estate agent who represented the sellers in the deal notes: "There is currently activity in Nahariya and quite a few deals are being closed. People have gotten used to the security situation and have returned to the market." Plus more real estate deals from the last week.

The ice cream company sued food giant Unilever, claiming it tried to censor the brand's social activism. A federal court in New York dramatically reduced the lawsuit: seven out of ten counts were dismissed, and the legal proceedings continue regarding the issue of unpaid payments.

When Maayan Adam started the "Mami" club with a personal investment of 700,000 shekels, many brands were skeptical of her unconventional methods. Today, two and a half years later, the club has 400,000 members, its own credit card with 20,000 customers, and comprehensive operations spanning real estate and vehicles. CEO Ofir Yosef notes: "We are not looking for an investor, but we are open to...

Former employees claim in a new Netflix documentary that rejected parts were taken from scrap areas and installed on 787 Dreamliner aircraft at the Boeing plant in South Carolina. A former quality manager reports that some items could not be tracked. Boeing states that since 2024, a comprehensive program to improve safety and quality has been implemented.

Marc Stad has purchased the majority of Marc Lore's stake at a valuation of $4.5 billion, becoming the most powerful figure in the club. Alex Rodriguez will remain in a key role.

The Israel Airports Authority is launching an internal investigation into the massive disruptions at Ben Gurion Airport. Several foreign airlines are considering legal action due to significant financial losses.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is attempting to stabilize the $32 trillion US Treasury bond market. Investors are concerned about rising government spending and inflation amid the war in Iran.

The Dutch Data Protection Authority has fined Uber 825 million euros for using automated systems to suspend driver accounts without providing proper notification.

The strike and disruptions at Ben Gurion Airport last Thursday caused hours-long flight delays. Unlike standard delays, it is not certain that passengers are entitled to compensation under the 'Tibi Law' in this case.

The credit company formerly known as Michman concludes the second quarter of 2026 with a sharp decline in profits and explains why it is willing to absorb a short-term hit for the sake of a new strategy.

Nasdaq rises by 0.7%, but indices are on track to break a three-week winning streak. Bitcoin is heading for its sharpest weekly gain since March 2023. US 10-year bond yield remains almost unchanged. Oil prices show a slight increase, with modest gains in Europe.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with a clear upward trend in the two main indices. Among the rising stocks, Danya Cebus celebrates at the top with an increase of 5.77%, while Beit Shemesh stock recorded the highest decline of the day.

Just before it was due to publish its reports for the first half of the year, trading in Tomer Mazon shares was halted following the company's report on alleged problems in inventory management. Tomer Mazon joined the stock exchange about three months ago and is traded at a valuation of 138 million shekels.

A request to certify a class action lawsuit was filed this week against Wolt in the Haifa District Court, alleging the sale of price-controlled products at prices higher than the maximum set by the state. According to the request, the damage to the customer base is estimated at 2.5 million shekels, while Wolt claims that the businesses themselves set the product prices.

Meitav raised management fees for members in the default pension fund during the first 10 years, despite the Capital Market Authority prohibiting it. As part of a settlement, Meitav will return money to 10,500 customers, totaling 1.2 million shekels. Active savers will receive the refund in the form of an exemption from management fees for 7 months.

Crypto company Ripple continues to expand into the world of traditional finance. After raising $275 million, it is strengthening its operations in the Prime Brokerage sector, which serves hedge funds and large institutional investors.

The digital currency market is experiencing a significant surge. Bitcoin has reached a new historical record of $77,629, with other major cryptocurrencies also showing strong positive momentum.

Mark Zuckerberg is expanding his real estate portfolio with the purchase of a castle in County Waterford, Ireland. The Gothic-style estate, which includes a 1,780-dunam plot, will serve as a residence for the family during their visits to the country.

The court in Guangzhou accepted the request of the local commercial bank to initiate bankruptcy and liquidation proceedings against the real estate arm of the Evergrande Group. The dramatic decision comes just one day after the company's founder was sentenced to life imprisonment.

Almost half a year since the occupancy permit for "Migdalei HaSolelim" in Tel Aviv, and the developers Mivne and Tidhar are not blinking - and are not lowering prices. With enough cash in the bank and a debt ratio of less than 50% of the balance sheet, these companies know that the banks will not be in a hurry to call, and perhaps in the meantime the market will change direction.

Judge Alex Stein rejected the husband's appeal, who claimed the property was purchased with his father's money. It was determined that investment and long-term cohabitation created an intent of sharing, while the wife's apartment will remain her sole property.

The crypto market recorded sharp gains following a move by the US Treasury Department, which led to a short squeeze and liquidations on an unusual scale within 24 hours.

The author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' warns about the widening wealth gap and claims that the financial system operates against economic logic: 'Technology is supposed to lower prices, but they are playing with money.' These are the assets he recommends to protect savings.

The National Insurance Institute has published guidelines to help citizens better exercise their rights to benefits. In many cases, applicants may be eligible for additional payments, retroactive benefits, or re-examination if their health condition worsens.

The company "BBX Baby Kids Textile", which operated two massive factories and exported to 24 countries around the world, is finally collapsing. A court in Turkey ordered the liquidation of the company after a stay of proceedings period failed to save it from a debt crisis.