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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.

After a positive day in the markets, a negative trend is hitting the leading coins as the most popular coin loses over four percent in just one week and Ethereum suffers a particularly painful fall that worries investors.

The Femina Group is expanding its operations and launching the homewear brand Liminal with an investment of approximately 3 million shekels. The first store will open in September at the Ayalon Mall, alongside an online store. The company plans to open 10–15 branches across the country within the next 3 years.

Israel Tax Authority head Shay Aharonovich revealed for the first time that massive deals by two Israeli tech companies generated between 20 and 30 billion shekels for the state budget, bolstering national economic stability.

The Machneyuda group is in preliminary negotiations with the investment arm of LVMH. The goal is to secure financial backing to support the expansion of its luxury restaurant portfolio abroad.

International eyewear chain Carolina Lemke Berlin has launched a summer sale offering two pairs of sunglasses for 200 NIS. The promotion is available in stores and online until September 1, 2026.

The Tax Authority announces that business owners who served more than 21 days are eligible for compensation for indirect damage for May-June 2026, with payments issued within 14 days of approval.

The Paz Group is launching a collaboration with Bits of Gold, allowing customers over 18 to open a crypto account directly via the Yellow app and use accumulated rewards to purchase Bitcoin.

The Ministry of Construction and Housing is establishing an inter-ministerial team to examine mortgage assistance criteria, potentially reviving the issue after the Ministry of Finance's previous opposition. The move, supported by Minister Haim Katz, aims to address the housing crisis, with proposals including a mechanism to replace equity requirements with proven repayment ability.

A storm in the American alcohol market: RNDC, long-standing second-largest wine and spirits distributor in the U.S., has officially filed for bankruptcy in a Texas court.

Easat Ashkelon has expanded its cooperation with a major American aviation giant in a deal worth approximately $58 million over two decades. Behind the figure lies a critical condition, and behind the company sits one of the most successful investment funds in Israel.

Clal Insurance has increased its stake in the Highway 6 northern section franchise to 24% after acquiring an 8% share from the Noy 2 fund for 165 million shekels. The company expects an annual return of 9% to 11%.

Shevi Shamir, Deputy CEO and Head of the Retail Division at Mizrahi Tefahot Bank, addressed the housing market situation: "The high volume of mortgages today does not stem from a recovery in the housing market."

SUPERMARKETING is a series that introduces you to the people leading the marketing world in Israel. This time: Efrat Braunstein, VP of Marketing at Leket Israel.

Amid the fallout from the BVI company scandals involving Simed and Cohen, American real estate firm Eagle Properties is entering the Israeli market with a 500 million shekel bond issuance. The company is implementing voluntary protective mechanisms, raising questions about why such measures are not mandatory regulatory requirements.

Ahead of the upcoming school year, the popular chain is launching an online emblem printing service with home delivery, alongside special offers on shirts, sweatshirts, and hoodies for children and teenagers at discounted prices.

Elite from the Strauss Group is bringing back the classic Tov Ta'am brand to the shelves, this time in a surprising new format of coated wafers, alongside other limited editions that connect two nostalgic snacks.

The Small and Medium Business Agency at the Ministry of Economy and Industry has opened a call for proposals for projects supporting small and medium-sized enterprises. The program offers a total of 9 million shekels, with up to 5 million shekels available per project.

ALDO has launched its first outlet store in Israel at the Chutzot HaMifratz shopping complex in the north. With an investment of approximately 800,000 shekels, the store offers previous collections at reduced prices, including a special promotion of 2 items for 200 shekels.

Osher Ad continues its aggressive competition for consumers, offering a children's electric scooter for 499 NIS and various home and office appliances starting at 99 NIS at its Hadera branch.

Robert Kiyosaki, author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad', is sounding the alarm again, warning of the bursting of the 'everything bubble' and an unprecedented retirement disaster: 'The greatest economic depression in history'.

Tiv Taam has invested 6 million shekels in a new branch in Rishon LeZion. The chain plans to roll out 'Mizrah U'Ma'arav' sub-branches across all its locations in the near future.

Following shareholder opposition and an updated proposal, Yigal Damri's compensation terms were approved by a narrow margin. Here are the details of the new agreement.

Following the timely distribution of unemployment and child benefits, the National Insurance Institute is finalizing payments for hundreds of thousands of Israelis. The average benefit amount has reached 5,280 shekels following indexation.

Four out of seven tech giants are expected to report this week, as markets wait to see if massive investments in artificial intelligence will continue to fuel profits or lead to a painful shake-up in stocks.

While global growth forecasts remain stable, geopolitical turmoil and a surge in AI investments are creating widening gaps between the US and the Eurozone. Here are the key factors set to influence investor strategy.

Major US banks are reporting strong quarterly data, but investors are questioning whether this represents a sustainable trend or a temporary peak. Swiss bank Lombard Odier provides an analysis.

Leading indices recorded gains over the past trading week, while the mutual fund market saw significant redemptions and government bonds faced downward pressure.

Promises are one thing, reality is another: an investigation reveals that construction tenders in the first half of 2026 are at their lowest point, despite official assurances of an increased housing supply. We examine why this is happening and its connection to the power struggle for the ILA director position.

The owner of Y.H. Damri explains why he bought apartments for himself and his children in Sde Dov and denied it was done to boost sales: "Sde Dov is going to be one of the best neighborhoods in the country. We have done over 41 deals. Not the pace we expected, but I am not worried."

The chip giant recorded price declines and lost its lead in the global market cap table to Apple, which reached an all-time high against the backdrop of a report on huge risks of hundreds of billions of dollars.

The former Attorney General, who previously served as Cabinet Secretary and Military Advocate General, is opening a new chapter in his career. In his new role, he will lead the Faculty of Law at the Ramat Gan Academic College.

An unprecedented wave of investors is flooding the local capital market, and executives of major companies are preparing for a special initiative to provide the public with direct access to the inner workings of future opportunities.

Prof. Amnon Shashua stated that Mobileye will focus on recruiting abroad, noting that having 90% of staff in Israel is a disadvantage. He did not rule out a non-Israeli CEO and hinted that no further layoffs are expected at this time.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with declines in the TA-35 and TA-125 indices. Tower shares led the losses, while NICE, Amram, and Partner stocks posted gains.

The Union of Social Workers at the Histadrut has declared a labor dispute in local government, affecting approximately 7,400 employees. The union claims that the implementation of the Social Services for People with Disabilities Law has added significant burdens without sufficient additional staff, leading to burnout.

The Israel Tax Authority is launching a major reform to grant non-profit organizations greater financial flexibility, stability, and modern management tools, acknowledging their central role in civil society.

The cryptocurrency market shows a mostly positive trend on Monday. Bitcoin has crossed the $65,000 threshold with an impressive market cap, while Ethereum records a significant jump, though USDC stands out as the only coin to show a decline.