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The "Rami Levy Stock" chain has provided a first look at its upcoming large-scale branch in the Ramle-Lod area. This marks the second location following the successful launch in Pardes Hanna.

A new study sheds light on an expanding phenomenon in the modern labor market, revealing that the average employee wastes about 5 hours a week just to appear busy in front of management instead of working.

A new collective agreement signed between the Histadrut, the Center for Local Government, and the Forum of the Three Largest Cities includes wage increases for various roles, a doubling of management supplements, and bonuses of thousands of shekels. Some payments will be made retroactively.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed Wednesday's session with losses across major indices. While the market trend was negative, Teva shares saw a significant rally, whereas Opko Health and Yohananof recorded notable declines.

Nofar Energy has signed a comprehensive credit agreement for debt refinancing and the improvement of solar projects, featuring favorable financial terms and a repayment schedule extending to 2053.

The digital currency market is showing notable volatility over the last 24 hours, with most leading assets trading higher. XRP recorded a sharp jump of 3.10% and is currently trading at $1.0846.

The owners of the Omnis Pleasants company have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in a Delaware court following a severe financial collapse, with debts exceeding $70 million.

The Small and Medium Business Agency has launched a 9 million shekel grant program, through which the state will fund 35% of investments in computerization, digitization, automation, and artificial intelligence. The program is intended for businesses with a turnover of up to 100 million shekels in the trade, services, and industry sectors.

Austin Franco, a student at Cornell University, rejected a job offer due to the manager's identity and is now complaining that he cannot find work, claiming the Jewish community 'overreacted.' British journalist Piers Morgan confronted him on live television.

The Histadrut and the Ministry of Finance have signed a six-year collective agreement for Israel Fire and Rescue Services employees. The deal includes salary increases of thousands of shekels, bonuses, improved retirement terms, and disability insurance coverage.

In honor of the peak tourist season, the chain is offering special promotions on the luggage collection of the international fashion brand, including advanced models with USB connections and dedicated compartments for laptops at surprising prices.

The well-known breakfast chain is opening its first restaurant in Rishon LeZion, which will combine a fresh bakery, Grab & Go confectionery products, and a housewares complex, as a basis for a broad expansion move across the entire chain.

Attorney Yair Traibish, specializing in medical rights, shares several recent rulings regarding his clients' cases. From full disability status to the recognition of mental trauma, here are the latest updates on benefit approvals.

Just a week after becoming a stakeholder in Ofer Nimrodi's Hachsharat HaYishuv, Morris Vilner has purchased an additional 10 million shekels in shares, continuing to expand his real estate portfolio despite current market stagnation.

Cognyte, an AI and big data security firm, has signed a $15 million contract expansion with an Asian military intelligence agency. The deal focuses on enhancing border security and integrating real-time command and control systems.

The Sderot-based company recorded record revenues of $33.8 million and 50% organic growth, but the bottom line flipped to a $1.1 million loss. What is really behind the red figure?

The development and construction company S. Baruch, owned by Arik Baruch and managed by his wife, has completed the institutional stage of a bond issuance, raising 58 million shekels with demand totaling 100 million shekels.

SpaceX stock has lost half its value since its peak, despite an impressive technological success in space. Two dates in early August could add pressure, and the lesson behind the story also concerns savers in Israel.

Who dominates the urban renewal market? The new Duns 100 ranking by Dun & Bradstreet identifies the leading Israeli development companies in the 'pinui-binui' sector for 2026.

Alexandra Lukash is leaving ynet after 15 years to anchor news on Channel 16, joined by former News 13 correspondent Rotem Golan.

Gav-Yam released its Q2 2026 financial results, reporting an NOI of 208 million shekels and a 97% occupancy rate. CEO Natalie Mishan-Zakai highlighted the company's resilience in a challenging market and its progress toward three-year growth targets.

The BBB Group is launching two leading brands, Moses Shop and Rapidos, in a shared space at the Rothstein commercial center in Be'er Ya'akov.

A price comparison across 11 retail chains reveals a 31% gap on 152 items. The battle for the top spot was decided by a mere 88 agorot.

Following record-low figures in the industry, the resigning president of the Diamond Exchange, Nissim Zuaretz, blames the Prime Minister for an economic failure and warns that without change, companies may leave Israel.

The Israel Securities Authority claims that Nofar Energy breached financial covenants for two quarters. Due to a massive gap in debt calculation, the businessman is forced to take an unusual step.

Economists at Discount Bank point to rising consumer prices and fuel costs driven by geopolitical tensions and a weaker shekel. These developments effectively rule out any near-term interest rate cuts in Israel.

A new economic review indicates that rising global fuel and energy prices make an interest rate cut in September unlikely, while also raising the consumer price index forecast for the coming months.

UBS bank publishes a forecast ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and reports from technology giants, as massive investments in artificial intelligence raise serious concerns among investors.

A day after the approval of a new compensation policy for the controlling shareholder, Yigal Dimri purchased Y.H. Dimri shares worth approximately 620,000 shekels, further increasing his holdings.

A Jerusalem apartment owner refused to sign an urban renewal agreement, claiming the developer's profit exceeded the threshold set by Standard 21.1. The court clarified that the standard establishes a minimum profitability floor to ensure project viability, not a maximum ceiling. Analysis by urban renewal expert, Advocate Dan Helpert.

Retail giant Osher Ad has launched sales of the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 15ARP10 laptop for 2,599 NIS. The product is available for purchase exclusively at customer service desks in branches.

The car importer Colmobil is launching a special sales event to mark 120 years of operation, during which unique financing plans, gifts of choice for every buyer, and significant benefits on a variety of leading brands in the Israeli market will be offered.

Concerns over massive investments in the AI field and the strengthening of competitors from China are exacerbating the falls on Wall Street. Conversely, finance and healthcare companies are showing new highs thanks to solid financial results.

Until a month ago, SanDisk investors were seeing annual returns of around 4,000%, but the stock has since halved from its peak. We examine the pressures facing the company and whether this correction presents a buying opportunity.

The Yochananof supermarket chain is expanding its electronics department, offering the Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 Plus for 699 shekels. Additionally, the chain is relaunching its promotion on the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra and introducing back-to-school deals.

The American biopharma company Opko Health stunned investors on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange with stronger-than-expected quarterly results, a dramatic reduction in net loss, and an upward revision of its annual revenue forecast beyond market analyst estimates.

The local stock exchange saw a red trading day with declines across leading indices. Amid the downturn, largely driven by negative trends in global chip stocks, one company recorded an unusual double-digit surge that surprised investors.

Beverage giant Coca-Cola reported strong quarterly results of 13.4 billion dollars and raised its annual forecast, as the CFO admitted that the controversial hydration breaks at the World Cup were profitable for the company.

There are approximately 246 discount stores in Israel. A new report by POINTS reveals the competitive landscape, data on leading chains, and their deployment strategies based on population density.

Boeing recorded a loss 2.5 times larger than forecasts due to the "Air Force One" project, but one figure in the report signaled that the recovery is continuing - and investors are actually pleased.