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While the digital currency market is experiencing sharp price drops, online search data shows an unusual surge in interest in Bitcoin. Is this investor panic or an opportunity to buy at floor prices?

The Burger Station chain has completed the opening of 5 new branches in Tel Aviv, Kiryat Ono, Ashkelon, Netanya, and Rosh HaAyin, with an investment of 7.5 million shekels. The chain now operates 18 locations nationwide and has launched a new customer loyalty program.

From a factory in the Negev to ten production sites worldwide: Kafrit Group reports impressive figures, including approximately 800 employees and a production capacity of 167,000 tons. Details on the Israeli industrial powerhouse that continues to expand.

The Ministry of Economy and Industry has issued a recall for the BENATON BT-55900 spiral heater due to safety defects. Consumers are urged to stop using the device immediately, as it poses a risk of electric shock and burns.

Bank Hapoalim has announced the opening of registration for the eighth year of the "Poalim Le-Hatzlacha" scholarship fund. The program provides 120 students with 10,000 shekel grants, alongside professional development and volunteering opportunities.

A Bank of Israel report shows that in the second quarter of 2026, the shekel defied global trends by strengthening against the dollar, even as the US currency gained ground elsewhere. This shift was primarily driven by massive foreign currency sales from institutional investors managing public savings.

The management of yes, the workers' committee, and the National Federation of Labor have signed an extension of the collective agreement through the end of 2026. The deal includes a salary increase of up to 3% and improved pension contributions.

Real estate stocks have been falling since the beginning of the year and suffered another painful decline in July, except for one stock that rose by a double-digit percentage. What happened to them and what is expected next?

The Prashkovsky company has announced a major promotion offering up to 15% off the sale price of new apartments. The tender will open on August 9 for 72 hours, featuring prestigious projects across the country.

Following a 14% decline in June, the insurance sector saw a recovery in July, with the insurance index rising by 6.15%. However, the rebound was uneven across the industry. We analyze why insurance stocks act as a leveraged bet on the market and what this means for your long-term savings.

Shop owners in Azrieli Group malls were stunned to receive demands for tens of thousands of shekels in additional payments. The funds are intended to cover multi-million shekel budget holes in the group's management companies.

The subscription program on Elon Musk's X network has won over the Kan 11 economic commentator, who discovered a way to generate additional monthly income.

Dual-listed stocks return with a slight negative gap, while chip stocks are expected to open under pressure. De-escalation with Iran provides market support, while the Wall Street rally continues. This week, Tower, El Al, Bezeq, and others are set to report earnings.

The "Rami Levy Shivuk Hashikma" chain is launching a series of unprecedented promotions on its online site, featuring significant discounts on staple products and same-day delivery.

While Israelis continue to go abroad in large numbers, Yoniin Penning, the bank’s chief strategist, warns against the effects of global inflation and explains which prices in the country are expected to change soon.

A new analysis shows a decline in the number of employees in the sector. At the same time, US bond yields are jumping to a year-and-a-half high, and inflation in Israel is rising again, casting doubt on the next move by the Bank of Israel.

Shoppers at Osher Ad branches were surprised to find dedicated Adidas sale areas featuring dozens of models at prices significantly lower than those on the brand's official website.

After a difficult June, the bank index recovered strongly, and the two banks that suffered the biggest blow last month led the jumps. But in the background, a fundamental question hovers: how did two consecutive interest rate cuts, which are supposed to erode bank profits, not stop the celebration? And could the security tension change the picture?

A surprising check compared the "Rami Levy Shivuk HaShikma" branch in Pardes Hanna with the nearby "Rami Levy Stock" branch and found that a series of identical products are sold with price differences of tens of percent. In some cases, the gap reached up to 55%.

After yields soared to a 20-year high, the fear of a massive fire sale of bonds by one of the world's most powerful countries threatens to shake the global economy.

As part of a food reform aligning with European standards, a new obligation for risk management and self-control systems has come into effect for food manufacturers in Israel to prevent contamination and recalls.

Donald Trump's media company is making parallel moves in the crypto market and the financial information sector, attempting to address losses and build a new revenue model around Truth Social.

Following their success in Tel Aviv, a renowned chef restaurant and a boutique gelateria are expanding outside the city for the first time, opening branches in a bustling Kiryat Ono complex in deals worth millions of shekels.

A customer requesting contract termination faced an unexplained rate hike and bureaucratic hurdles. Upon returning her equipment, she discovered that a series of technical failures had resulted in an Execution Office file being opened against her.

Logistics firm ehouse is expanding its operations with a new complex in Haifa, costing half a million shekels annually. The company is currently recruiting new staff for various service and logistics roles in the northern region.

They haven't done it since 2011, but now Japan and the US are forced to cooperate and inject tens of billions into the currency market to stop the extreme deterioration that threatens the markets.

The coming week on Wall Street will be marked by US employment data and the continuation of the second-quarter earnings season, with Israeli companies Tower, Nova, and Wix in the spotlight.

The 2026 annual branding conference will be held in an expanded format, combining the ISRAEL BRAND AWARD 2026 ceremony with a professional conference featuring industry lectures.

Daily trading provides surprising data for investors worldwide as Bitcoin attempts to recover from the past week, while other prominent currencies record unusual market fluctuations.

Amid expectations of falling bank deposit rates, Tarya has launched an 18-month savings plan that maintains a fixed margin of 1% above the Bank of Israel's interest rate. Under current conditions, this translates to an average annual rate of approximately 4.5% and a cumulative return of about 6.75%.

Temperatures are rising, air conditioners are running constantly, and electricity bills are hitting record highs. Here is your guide to the energy revolution: how to save, which plan suits you, and how to switch suppliers without a technician visit.

The Bank of Israel released foreign exchange market data for the second quarter of 2026, highlighting the shekel's appreciation and shifting activity patterns among institutional investors and non-residents.

After raising 525 million shekels from leading insurance and provident funds, and purchasing apartments in the Sde Dov project for more than 100 million shekels, the Avisror brothers respond to the changes in the company.

Following Teva's mixed results, the market is focusing on forward-looking guidance rather than just current figures. This week, attention turns to reports from Tower, Nova, Bezeq, El Al, and Nice.

Burger King Israel announces a collaboration with PAW Patrol, offering collectible toys in children's meals starting at 33 shekels.

The "Rami Levy Shivuk HaShikma" retail chain is launching back-to-school furniture promotions: a set of four foldable chairs for 99.90 shekels and a foldable desk for 149.90 shekels.

Capital City Ventures has filed for bankruptcy protection for the historic St. Paul Athletic Club building in St. Paul. Facing debts of up to $50 million, owner John Rupp plans to convert the abandoned property into a residential complex.

The "Rami Levy Stock" chain is expanding with a massive 3,000-square-meter branch in the Ramle-Lod area, as management pledges to cut prices by half ahead of the late August opening.

The owner of the Yohananoff chain has signed a deal with Colmobil to build a 5,500 sqm store in the Nesher area. The total investment in the complex will amount to 100 million shekels.

Alongside its flagship hypermarkets, the Jumbo Greece chain, operated by the Fox Group, is launching a smaller store format. The first branch has opened in the Talpiot neighborhood of Jerusalem, offering a wide range of products with prices up to 9.90 NIS.