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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.

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?

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.

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.

Isrotel in surprising reports: Net profit jumped by 50% despite the war
Despite the impact of the 'Lion's Roar' war at the beginning of the year, the hotel chain presents exceptionally strong financial results with revenues totaling hundreds of millions of shekels.

Max Stock breaks the market: essential products starting from 1.90 shekels
The Max Stock chain is launching a variety of cheap solutions for school and offers writing kits, marker packs, backpacks, and pencil cases at rock-bottom prices, alongside a fifty percent discount on a favorite sports brand.

Celebration for Harel Wiesel: Fox shares soar, while Rimon stock plummets by nearly 15%
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with gains in the two main indices. The TA-35 index rose by 0.11% to 4,145.38 points, and the TA-125 index climbed by 0.28% to 4,042.96 points.

For only 59,900 shekels: motorcycle brand breaks the market with surprising prices
The Sherco importer is launching the 2027 models and completely eliminating the pricing gaps and bargaining common in the two-wheeled industry with a particularly surprising starting price.
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Aviation giant returns to Ben Gurion Airport: prices for direct flights to the US
American airline Delta Air Lines is officially resuming flights to Israel starting September 6 following a thorough security assessment. Round-trip economy tickets start at $1,565 and include a cancellation option.

UBS issues 'Buy' recommendation for SolarEdge: "Will jump by 45%"
After the stock plummeted 30% following earnings reports and a series of investment houses lowered their target price, investment bank UBS is going against the grain and upgrading its recommendation to "Buy." Analysts see a 45% upside, linking it to regulatory changes in the US.

Leadership transition at Amanet: New CEO appointed amid financial results
After three and a half years at the helm, Amanet Group CEO Shmuel Alfasi is stepping down. He will be succeeded by Lior Levy Gilor, a veteran of the group who previously led its technology division.

Eyal Golan or Omer Adam: Who is winning the battle of the millions?
The dramatic wealth comparison between Omer Adam and Eyal Golan reveals a huge gap, as for one of them music accounts for less than 2.5% of assets, while the other holds a thriving real estate empire.

Michpal Technologies continues acquisition spree: 56 million shekel deal
The Michpal Technologies group is expanding into fintech and digital payments by acquiring a 70% stake in Interspace Tranzila, a leading provider of credit card processing and cloud infrastructure services.

Yossi Fatal Steps Down as CEO After 11 Years: Successor Announced
During a challenging time for Israel's inbound tourism industry, Guy Kelner has been appointed as the new CEO of the Chamber of Inbound Tourism Organizers, succeeding Yossi Fatal, who held the position for 11 years.

Disappointment for investors: Bitcoin is down, Ripple plummeted by more than 4%
Bitcoin and Ethereum are retreating on a volatile trading day, but Ripple stands out negatively, disappointing investors with a sharp drop of 4.78% despite a weekly surge.

Ninja launches a must-have product for every home: a competitor to Tami4 for only 750 NIS?
The popular electronics brand Ninja introduces HydraSense: a stylish desktop water dispenser with a smart touch screen, promising to filter 99% of contaminants from tap water and serve as a green and convenient alternative to polluting plastic bottles.
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After the surge: how you can invest in Bitcoin at a 40% discount
The Israeli company published its reports for the first half of 2026, showing that it holds over 1,000 Bitcoins while its stock trades at a much lower valuation. How did such a gap emerge, and what does it mean for those considering exposure to Bitcoin through this stock?

The model that sold out in minutes returns to stores in Israel: only one pair per customer
After stocks ran out quickly in previous launches, the Nike Mind 001 flip-flop returns to Israel in new colors. Sales will begin tomorrow at 09:00, in only 5 stores, and with limited stock.

The graph does not lie: The truth about housing prices, Treasury data, and Tidhar reports
The average apartment price rose by 3.7% this year, the average mortgage continues to rise, and Tidhar reports point to a jump in revenue and profit, while the company previously spoke of a price crash and is now predicting a market recovery.
Yohananof Continues 'Dreams' Promotion: 50% Discount, Two Days Left
The retail chain is offering dramatic price cuts on dozens of leading brands ahead of the new school year. The promotion, covering staple goods and children's food, ends on August 28.

The largest of its kind in the world: a giant project gets underway in Israel
The Ministry of Finance has published an international tender for the construction of an unprecedented desalination plant in Emek Hefer that will provide about 40% of annual water consumption and will affect relations with the neighboring country.

Bank Hapoalim invests over 500,000 shekels to revitalize Kiryat Shmona
Bank Hapoalim is providing a tailwind to Kiryat Shmona with a significant donation for the restoration of the city's "beating heart," the establishment of the new "Mona" complex, and the "Live Thursday at the Square" event series, which will support local businesses and encourage the return of residents.

National Insurance Institute News for Eligible Citizens: A Simple and Fast Path to Benefits
The National Insurance Institute is publishing digital brochures that consolidate information on rights, benefits, and perks in one place, with direct links to forms and services on their website. Targeted groups include discharged soldiers, senior citizens, victims of hostilities, and mothers.

Barak Abramov and Jackie Ben-Zaken arrive at NASDAQ: The important document the company received
The company backed by Jackie Ben-Zaken, Barak Abramov, and Tzahi Abu has received preliminary approval from the NASDAQ exchange for a dual listing in the US. But the road to trading is still paved with several conditions and a very close deadline. What exactly is missing, and how much of the dream is already priced into the stock currently trading in Tel Aviv?

Against the crypto empires: 3,200 banks initiate a multi-trillion dollar network
The US banking system is launching an unprecedented technological project to counter the rise of cryptocurrencies, aiming to establish a bank-owned nationwide blockchain network by 2027.

Surprising appointment at MaccabiDent: The new CEO revealed
After five years in the position and 13 years in the Maccabi group, Toni Cohen is leaving the network of clinics that serves about one million patients annually. Who is the new CEO stepping into her shoes?

Beloved Tel Aviv restaurant closes: economic burden and drug addict plague take their toll
The "Para" group is parting ways with the popular "Gita" restaurant due to the security situation, municipal bureaucracy, and neglect in the Levinsky Market. Despite the pain, the group is expanding operating hours at its other restaurants and promoting new projects.

Israel Airports Authority Chairman Iftach Ron-Tal Increases Stake in AirEngi
AirEngi Chairman of the Board, Major General (res.) Iftach Ron-Tal, and CEO Tal Raz have jointly purchased 28,285 shares of the company. The move follows the publication of H1 2026 financial reports, which showed a significant strengthening of the company's equity and balance sheet.

Real Estate Developer Shai-Chai Prepares for IPO
The Shai-Chai Group, a prominent participant in Israel Land Authority tenders, is planning an IPO within the next six months. Yesterday, the company won a major tender for 258 housing units in Ness Ziona.

Harel Wizel and Samsung: Merging Fashion and Technology
Samsung Israel and Terminal X are launching a joint initiative integrating foldable Galaxy devices into the fashion and beauty industry. The project culminates in an event held today in Tel Aviv.

Nvidia's dramatic night: The report that will shake Wall Street
The chip giant reaches the moment of truth with a market valuation of 5 trillion dollars. Will the financial results justify expectations, and what is next for the world's most valuable stock?

Partner reveals strong reports: but why are investors worried?
The telecommunications company managed by Avi Gabay closed a strong quarter with growth in all profit lines and the highest mobile subscriber recruitment in the industry - but at the same time is trying to distribute half a billion shekels to shareholders not from its profits, a move its bondholders have already voted against. What does this mean for the company's financial resilience, and how...

Ashtrom paid 220 million shekels in interest - and moved from profit to loss
The company recorded a decrease in apartment sales in the second quarter of the year, but an increase in sales on a semi-annual basis. At Ashtrom, they admit that "there is a decrease in sales, but interest rate cuts will increase sales, including in high-demand areas." How many apartments did it manage to sell in the last 3 months?

Stop overpaying: how to save on Rosh Hashanah shopping
With Rosh Hashanah approaching, Israelis are demanding better value for their money without compromising on quality. The private label of the Yohananof chain offers a cost-effective alternative to expensive brands, allowing for a rich and festive shopping basket at affordable prices.