Economy

The food giant is seeking new growth engines and expanding its operations beyond traditional categories. Alongside the launch of a vitamin and nutritional supplement series, the company is considering entering the pet food market.

The volume of bets against SpaceX stock has surged sharply. Elon Musk warns them repeatedly on X that they are playing with fire, but they are actually increasing their positions. What does this actually mean, and what could happen if the stock reverses?

The Rami Levy Hashikma Marketing chain has launched a social media contest offering a 500-shekel shopping voucher and a home care package to the winner. Find out how to participate and what you need to do to win.

Between 2021 and 2024, car insurance premiums jumped by an average of 42%, but since early 2025, rates have decreased by about 10%. Many companies still offer renewals at last year's prices, which often leads to significant overpayment for consumers.

The Swiss bank's economic review reveals new data on the massive fundraising of technology companies and explains why investor concerns about market distortion may be misplaced.

Dual-listed chip and software company stocks are expected to lead the opening in the green following a strong week on Wall Street. This week: almost all banks are reporting, and the US CPI will be released on Wednesday. What is expected today?

Hundreds of new apartments have hit the market following the end of the sale restriction for winners of the 'Mechir Lemishtaken' program in Glil Yam. Supply has jumped more than 3-fold and prices for 4-room apartments have dropped, while the rental market has seen a sharp rise. A veteran broker in the neighborhood sets the record straight.

A historic house in Maine is on the market for one dollar, but the buyer faces the significant challenge of relocating the structure within the next few years.

The evacuation of the bank's offices in the Moshe Aviv Tower resulted in a loss of about 3 million shekels, but new leases and the deal in Kfar Saba boosted half-year revenues to 206 million shekels.

A survey conducted ahead of Rosh Hashanah reveals the most affordable supermarket chains for meat, poultry, fruits, and vegetables. Rami Levy leads the market by a significant margin.

According to a new macro review by Leader Capital Markets, the economy is recovering rapidly, but an annual wage jump of about 7% creates a real inflation risk and complicates the next interest rate decision.

The bank's chief strategist, Yoni Fanning, analyzes the impact of political reports on the exchange rate, identifies sectors suffering from a labor shortage, and warns of economic consequences.

Rami Levy and his partners at Good Pharm are expanding into a new niche with the launch of a K-Beauty pop-up store at Ofer Grand Canyon in Petah Tikva. The 200,000 NIS project is expected to operate for approximately six months.

The benefit for reservists is justified, but the numbers do not lie: more than 100,000 people in need of housing are left with minimal chances, and the state has no alternative plan. Is this the end of the program for those who do not serve?

Globes presents a first update on the state of markets around the world. This morning: rising share prices in Asia, Tokyo Stock Exchange leads the positive trend. Oil prices are recording slight increases against the backdrop of uncertainty regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Wall Street returns from a winning week, with leading indices in record territory. And also: with a 40% jump in a week...

The shekel shows a slight retreat at the start of inflation week. With CPI data due in the US on Wednesday and in Israel on Friday, markets are bracing for key indicators that will influence future central bank decisions.

Due to persistent train delays, the Minister of Transport is demanding that compensation be linked to performance. On the Berlin-Hamburg line, only about a quarter of trains arrived on time. The goal: to reach a 70% punctuality rate by 2029.

Since the beginning of the year, 20 companies have raised 7.7 billion shekels through IPOs. Despite the success of the defense sector, nine out of 19 stocks currently trade below their IPO price amid market caution.

Europe is already there, Israel is far behind: the Shufersal model or the Carrefour model, who will win? Does reducing the power of suppliers only increase the power of the chains themselves?

A huge selection of backpacks awaits students and their parents ahead of the first day of school. From Barbie and Stitch to One Piece and POP-K, including ergonomic back systems, padded shoulder straps, and built-in wheels.

Nofar Energy, controlled by Ofer Yanai, is in advanced negotiations to acquire the energy company Highlight. The potential deal is valued at 100-150 million NIS.

After suffering heavy losses from 'dream stocks', Israeli retail investors are shifting their portfolios toward chip giants and AI. This transition reflects a move from chasing hype to targeting long-term macro trends.

The attempt to lower canned tuna prices by removing customs duties led to a meager 1.1% reduction in consumer prices. Savings for households are estimated at 3.35 shekels per person annually.

Israel's largest financial asset firm, Phoenix, is launching its own hedge fund division. The company is recruiting senior industry professionals to compete with established firms like Sphera and Alpha.

The veteran video company, which lost 86% after its IPO, surged sharply following the launch of an AI product and reports that beat expectations. Will the acquisitions it made and its entry into the world of visual avatars breathe life into it against giants like Synthesia and Nvidia, or is this premature enthusiasm?

Globes has learned that a number of companies have formulated a joint appeal to the government, aiming to change procedures and reduce payments for office land. The goal: to incentivize construction, due to the crisis in the high-tech sector and high interest rates.

Trustees of the collapsed summer camp company Cimed have reached agreements to sell its assets, potentially allowing for full debt repayment to Israeli investors. Funds like Clearmark and Brosh, which purchased bonds after the collapse, expect significant returns from the realization of hidden value.

The cumulative cost of repairing construction defects in new apartments reaches 2.2 billion shekels per year, according to an analysis by the company Lead Handasa. According to the findings, 97% of apartments had flooring defects, and 94% had plumbing defects.

The El Al customer club has become a highly profitable asset for the airline, with margins comparable to the high-tech sector. In the first half of the year, the club's profit jumped 22% to $38 million. The transition of the Fly Card credit card operation to Isracard is expected to drive further business growth.

The discount chain offers an unprecedented price for the popular ride-on toy, while competing toy stores charge nearly three times as much. We analyzed the significant price gaps found in the market.

An unprecedented wave of departure has been recorded among California's wealthy, who are abandoning the state following extreme tax policies and preparing for a vote on a new wealth tax. Many of them are turning to New Zealand, where they are purchasing "golden visas" that allow them to live, work, and study in the country in exchange for an investment of millions of dollars, reports the Financial...

The financial technology and data group Ion, owned by billionaire Andrea Pignataro, has missed rent payments for offices across three continents. Landlords have restricted employee access to premises due to outstanding debts.

Did you immigrate to Israel in recent years? The Tax Authority reminds you of the benefits that can reduce your tax liability in your first years in the country, alongside tax exemptions on certain income from abroad. And what has changed for those who immigrated in 2026?

Benjamin Netanyahu seeks to increase the defense budget for the next 13 years without identifying funding sources. Experts warn that this strategy increases debt and risks, undermining Israel's fiscal credibility.

A massive wave of global wealth growth highlights the economic powers dominating the market. The USA remains at the top, while other nations showcase distinct models of capital accumulation.

The entrepreneur and social activist launches a frontal attack against the Tax Authority's new VAT reform, claiming that the new digital mechanism will not stop criminals but will specifically harm law-abiding businesses.

The Tzomet Sfarim chain is introducing a new filtering process for self-funded books. This policy aims to streamline operations and improve the overall customer shopping experience.

Tomorrow, Monday will report under heavy pressure as the stock has plummeted about 37% this year, the company fired 20% of its staff and approved a generous compensation package for the CEOs. This week, the US Consumer Price Index will also be released, which may decide if the Fed will raise interest rates.

The AIG Israel workers' committee has declared a labor dispute citing disagreements over a collective agreement and concerns that AI implementation will lead to job cuts.

The Capital Markets Authority has introduced new requirements for P2P companies, mandating automated reporting. The regulation aims to protect lenders and increase transparency in the sector.