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Israeli technology company UBTECH has signed a seasonal sponsorship agreement for a VIP box at the Menora Mivtachim Arena to host clients and partners during Euroleague and league games.

Louis Wai-Hung lost all his assets during the financial crisis and declared bankruptcy in 1999. After building an agriculture and food empire in Malaysia, he presents his new complex, addresses rumors about his net worth with humor, and discusses his recovery from a stroke.

The Ministry of Finance reports a wave of real estate deal cancellations, but forgot to mention an important fact: in some cases, most of the cancelled deals have already "rolled over" and the apartments were sold to other customers. Kata Group, which had 7 deals cancelled in the quarter, has already sold 5 of those apartments - and at higher prices. Are the figures not dramatic?

The Kishrei Teufa group has partnered with the Palmo group to develop the HORIZA LOUTRAKI apartment complex in Greece. Located an hour from Athens, the project will feature 75 residential units designed for both vacation use and short-term rentals.

Amid financial reports and renewed tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, foreign investors have sharply changed their preferences on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. An energy company leads the buying, while banks and the defense sector have returned to the spotlight.

A Russian word surged by 1,000% to the top of hot searches in Israel, against the backdrop of reports on pension increases in Russia starting in September. However, an examination of the agreement with Israel reveals that one of the prominent benefits — doubling the fixed component for those aged 80 and over — is not paid to pension recipients living in Israel. At the same time, thousands of...

The leading chef is selling his full holdings in the successful brand to his business partners in a massive deal that will transfer ownership of the branches in Tel Aviv and London to them. At the same time, Shmueli is already working on developing a new and intriguing venture.

Instead of empty stands in Romania, Hapoel Be'er Sheva is opening its gates to the local public: the club will allow Romanian fans to purchase tickets for matches in Europe, which is expected to fill the stadium and bring millions into the club's coffers.

The public real estate company reports 100% occupancy in projects designated for long-term rental, and annual revenues of about 35 million shekels. Will its bet on Sde Dov also pay off?

The battered stock of the kibbutz-owned company led the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange last week with a jump of 33.65%, after confirming initial contacts for an investment by the FIMI fund. The jump returned the company's value to about 250 million shekels - a recovery from the low recorded below 200 million, but still around an all-time low and below equity. What is behind the jump, and where can it go...

The "Chantro" chef burger chain by chef Hamada Atamna is launching its fifth, kosher branch under the supervision of the Rabbinate, featuring indulgent sauces made from vegan cheeses, glatt kosher entrecote meat, and self-service ordering kiosks.

Uzi Levi, Director of Securities Research at Mizrahi Tefahot Bank, provides a special analysis ahead of the chip giant's results. Will a strong report satisfy investors, what is the outlook for Blackwell, and how will it impact the market?

For the first time since 2018: Do the growing interest in anonymous currencies and the move by Grayscale signal a deeper change in the market?

Tariff policy and the surge in AI data centers are driving the infrastructure giant to record results. One of the stocks that benefited most is Caterpillar—is it still attractive?

While the top ten remains unchanged, the market saw sharp movements: Palo Alto and Tower shares dropped amid profit-taking and sector volatility, while Phoenix insurance stood out with gains ahead of upcoming quarterly reports.

Feed HaKesef is a podcast hosting leaders of Israel's largest financial communities to discuss investments, money, and current economic trends. In this episode, Noa Israeli, Merav Cohen Mor, and Oren Barsky explore the new generation of investors, professional management principles, and how to apply them to a personal portfolio.

The board of directors of Azorim is set to extend the tenure of chairman Gershi Friedman for another year. Details regarding his monthly compensation and bonus structure have been disclosed.

The legendary investor, who retired earlier this year from managing Berkshire Hathaway and passed the baton to his successor Greg Abel, instructed the trustee of his wife's funds to invest almost all the money in one thing. What does the man who beat the market for six decades recommend his wife do - and what does it mean for investors?

The company's report for the second quarter shows a decrease in revenue from apartment sales. However, the real estate giant shows a significant increase in net profit to 54 million shekels. What happened to the sales pace, what influenced the wave of cancellations, and how much did the company sell in the last half year? The CEO: "We grew compared to the first quarter."

Supergas Power reports a 26% revenue increase to 493 million shekels and the sale of its gas operations for 395 million shekels. Consumers are set to receive over 31 million shekels in compensation as part of a settlement agreement.

The new news channel, anchored by Yaakov Eilon, has signed a cooperation agreement with FreeTV and is now available to the platform's subscribers.

The "Yohananoff" supermarket chain is holding a massive sale until August 28, offering dozens of food, pharmacy, and cleaning products at half price.

Robert Kiyosaki sharply criticizes the US Treasury's decision to expand bond buybacks, calling it a hidden issuance. With the national debt crossing the $40 trillion mark for the first time, Kiyosaki warns of an inflation spike and urges investment in Bitcoin, gold, silver, and real estate.

The empire created by the Russian oligarch is on the way to total chaos. New regulations in England prohibiting owners from injecting money freely, a blocked accounting trick, and a visceral conflict between billionaires are freezing an investment worth 5 billion pounds.

All eyes are on the reports of the most important company in the world, the barometer of AI trading. Tel Aviv concluded a mixed week as insurance surged and chips crashed. The local reporting season is entering its final stretch, with tensions against Iran in the background.

The US government bond market is in turmoil, Bitcoin is breaking the $80,000 mark, and the earnings season reveals a weak consumer alongside the continued AI boom. Financial experts analyze the deep forces driving the markets.

Due to the upcoming weekend, the National Insurance Institute is adjusting the payment schedule for various benefits for hundreds of thousands of Israelis. Find out exactly when the funds will reach your bank account.

Despite the recovery of the men's fashion market since COVID, the "Peter Manning New York" fashion chain was forced to file for bankruptcy following a massive lawsuit by a supplier over unpaid invoices.

Behind the wave of deal cancellations, the Ministry of Finance has identified a concerning trend: wealthy individuals, including celebrities, are purchasing apartments from contractors and canceling contracts without facing penalties. Experts point to aggressive developer financing campaigns as the primary driver.

The major pharmacy chain is launching a series of significant discounts on a variety of home, grooming, and hygiene products. However, some benefits are subject to specific conditions that shoppers should review before reaching the checkout.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.