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A little-known Chinese company has become a Wall Street sensation, surging hundreds of percent without material news. We analyze whether this is a genuine opportunity or a dangerous trap.

The National Insurance Institute (Bituach Leumi) has announced the distribution date for long-term allowances. On July 28, eligible recipients, including pensioners, individuals with disabilities, and those receiving long-term care benefits, will receive their payments.

Gabi Rotter, who led the fashion group for decades and was a partner in extensive business moves, will take on the role of Chairman of the Executive Committee of Shenkar College, replacing Yoav Horowitz.

Robert Kiyosaki advises against holding cash savings and US bonds, explaining why he is moving his assets into Swiss vaults and decentralized digital currencies like Bitcoin.

The month of July brought good news with a drop in fuel prices, but the upcoming update is expected to cancel it out almost completely. Drivers in Israel will feel the blow to their pockets as early as the beginning of next month, despite the tax safety net.

In collaboration with the Central Elections Committee, a major recruitment drive for logistics, ushering, and support roles will begin in about a week, connecting national staffing needs with job seekers across the country.

Julius Baer estimates that the surge in oil prices is mainly due to geopolitical tensions, but believes it is a temporary move on the path to resuming negotiations, rather than a crisis that will spiral out of control.

Phoenix and Menora, two of Israel's largest institutional entities, have partnered with BST Group to acquire a rental housing portfolio in Toronto for 332 million shekels. This marks the first step in a strategy aimed at a tenfold increase in assets.

The food and beverage giant is expanding into the ready-made meals sector with a new stew in its "Strauss in a Box" series. The company aims to provide a quick, high-quality dining solution for busy consumers.

A positive trend is recorded today in digital currency trading, with Bitcoin and Ethereum leading the gains. Here are the latest details on market prices and updated market capitalization.

As Israel celebrates Tu B'Av this week, the Mashbir chain has introduced significant promotions. Customers can enjoy discounts on a wide range of perfumes, accessories, and lingerie.

The city of Ofakim is rapidly transforming into a massive construction site. Despite concerns over supply, the Israel Land Authority (ILA) is set to market 1,500 more units next month. We examine the driving forces behind this growth and the current real estate pricing.

S&P Maalot has affirmed the 'ilAA' credit rating for the Shufersal Group with a stable outlook. Analysts highlighted that the growth and efficiency strategy led by co-CEOs Yossi and Shlomi Amir continues to bolster the company's business profile.

The successful sports brand is increasing the pace of store closures across the USA in response to growing competition from young and flexible brands. Despite this, the company clarifies that they do not intend to give up their physical presence.

Elite has introduced a limited-edition 'Ta'amei X' chocolate bar featuring peanut butter, pretzels, and popping candy, alongside a new watermelon-flavored 'MUST Crunch' sugar-free chewing gum.

The acquisition of LivePerson by SoundHound AI has received final regulatory approval in Bulgaria, clearing the path for the deal's closure. For long-term investors, the transaction marks the end of a painful chapter, resulting in a near-total loss of capital.

The major banks in Israel surprised the Ministry of Finance and announced an early severance of financial ties with the Authority. The reason: fear of lawsuits over terror financing and a lack of backing from the state.

A new study by real estate appraiser Dr. Asaf Gastfreund examined the value of apartments with and without a MAMAD in a Haifa neighborhood — a city where 77% of apartments are not protected. The results are surprising.

Fears of a renewed security escalation with Iran sent the defense giant's stock to a sharp jump, propelling it to second place in market value—effectively the first in Israeli terms. Tower also surged, but the weekend in the USA shuffled the cards.

This is not the first time that Shikun & Binui and Generation have pushed back the deadline in a deal of more than 4 billion shekels that could change the balance of power in the Israeli energy market. In the background, the Keystone offer by Navot Bar continues to hover.

Macro data shows that the rise in energy costs has barely trickled down to other inflation components, while consumers in Israel are in a particularly strained economic situation that limits market demand.

The popular Israeli fashion chain Tamnun has launched a massive sale across all its branches, offering a wide range of items for the whole family at reduced prices.

A new tender in the south allows combat reservists, especially if they are local residents, to receive land at a negligible price. The problem: development costs. How much will it cost them to build a villa and is the deal worth it?

A combination of a fateful Fed interest rate decision, a surge in oil prices, and financial reports puts investors before a new dilemma, as the market is no longer satisfied with promises and demands results on the bottom line.

The Ofer Malls group is launching a new back-to-school promotion, offering 8 school shirts with a logo for 99.90 NIS at Golf Kids. The offer is available via the MY OFER app at 12 malls nationwide.

The total cost of the war represents about 12%–15% of Israel's GDP, an exceptional economic burden. In contrast, American aid, while strategically vital, amounts to less than one-tenth of one percent of the annual US GDP.

Tel Aviv closed the week in the green, led by defense stocks, while Wall Street ended in the red as the 'Magnificent Seven' faced a sell-off. This week, investors are focused on the Fed's interest rate decision and earnings reports from major global and Israeli companies.

WorldCom Finance has received a payment services license from the Israel Securities Authority and simultaneously announced the completion of its acquisition of WeCard's operations. According to the company, there are currently only about 30 companies in Israel holding this type of license.

Out of 11 billion shekels in mortgages, more than 10 billion are brand new loans. Apparently, a sign of a red-hot market, but the Treasury claims it is an illusion. The contractors' 80/20 deals are coming back like a boomerang, and the Treasury's data reveals what is really happening behind the scenes.

Despite a slowdown in the Tel Aviv real estate market, the luxury segment remains resilient. Entrepreneur Raz Goldwasser, who is developing a boutique project in the Ravivim neighborhood, notes that unique locations allow for sustained pricing even during challenging times.

A father of minor daughters sent an urgent appeal to Super-Pharm, Be, and Good Pharm demanding that adult accessories displayed at children's eye level be concealed, while other consumers claim this is moral coercion.

The retail giant is launching promotions on personal care, cleaning supplies, and consumer goods, featuring 'second item for 1 or 5 shekels' deals. Some discounts are exclusive to Life Style credit card holders.

Nissim Zuaretz announced his resignation after two years in office, citing internal management conflicts. He has called for early, comprehensive elections to stabilize the institution.

The Osher Ad chain has begun selling modular bunk beds with a pull-out trundle for self-assembly. The base price for the frame is 999 shekels, with mattresses sold separately.

The dream of a garden and a private house is becoming increasingly elusive for Israelis. Recent transaction data reveals a significant jump in prices, alongside a surprising and much more affordable alternative within reach.

The Chinese memory chip company CXMT is reaching the largest IPO in Asia this year, but in a parallel market, it is already trading at a value almost five times higher than the IPO price. What is behind the huge gap, and why does this story also affect Israeli pension savings?

After ranking first in the world for financial assets and 18th in average wealth, a UBS report reveals another parameter where Israel stands out. What is this interesting index, and why is a high number here not necessarily good news?

The updated ranking reveals the wealth of Eyal Ofer, Miriam Adelson, and Idan Ofer, who continue to lead the list of billionaires in Israel, alongside the growth of the Federmann family's capital.

The digital currency market concludes a positive week with all major assets recording gains. Bitcoin and Ethereum lead the growth, followed by steady performances from Binance Coin and Ripple.

The leading digital currency is trading at $64,264.3 following a volatile week, while Ethereum and Ripple are showing notable gains. Below are the updated prices and market capitalizations for major cryptocurrencies.