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Important notice from the National Insurance Institute: How to withdraw funds from the "Savings for Every Child" program
The National Insurance Institute reminds the public that withdrawing funds from the "Savings for Every Child" program does not require using paid services: the application can be submitted directly to the managing body independently and at no extra cost.

Following a significant price drop: 360% jump in sales of luxury models
The price reduction of the iPhone 17 series ahead of the next generation is clearly felt in the market: within a few days, a 360% jump in device sales was recorded on Wolt, with most purchases focusing on the more expensive models.

The mistake Israelis tend to make: The important warning before the flight
New data reveals that most insured individuals purchase travel insurance only in the final days. Why is this a mistake that could cost you dearly, and which destination leads in medical inquiries?

Drama in London: Google to compensate developers with $353.21 million
Moments before the trial began, the tech giant reached a significant settlement following a lawsuit that accused it of charging unfair commissions of up to 30% and causing severe harm to small businesses.

The only analyst recommending to sell Nvidia: "No one will be excited"
While 96% of analysts recommend a "buy," Jay Goldberg of Seaport Research holds the only "sell" recommendation on Nvidia stock. His argument is surprising: precisely because the company is showing amazing results, it can no longer surprise to the upside. What is behind this unusual position?

Discounts of tens of percent: The surprising move by the Shufersal group
The Universe chain is launching a series of unprecedented promotions on ground meat, salmon, olive oil, and other popular products whose prices will be cut by tens of shekels, but there is a limited quantity that you can purchase.

National Insurance Institute: How to claim rental assistance you may not know you are entitled to
The National Insurance Institute, in cooperation with the Ministry of Construction and Housing, has launched an initiative to help citizens claim their rights. Approximately 40,000 Israelis identified as potentially eligible for rental assistance will receive an SMS with instructions.

New Appointment at the Bank of Israel: Governor Announces Selection of Department Director
Following a rigorous search process, Professor Amir Yaron has appointed Limor Schwartz, an expert with 25 years of experience in data and artificial intelligence, as the new Director of the Information and Statistics Department at the Bank of Israel.

A celebration for investors: indices rise, cyber giant stock jumps by more than 10%
A stormy trading day closed with sharp gains in the leading indices. While one of the largest technology companies records an unusual double-digit jump, retail giant Shufersal and airline El Al disappoint investors and plummet.

Global investment bank on Israeli insurance stock: "Will rise by 17%"
The international investment bank Jefferies sets a target price of 565 shekels for Menora Mivtachim shares and explains why it is the only one in the industry increasing profits in property auto insurance while competitors are struggling. What is behind the premium that Jefferies suggests for the stock, and where do the risks lie?

Super-Pharm in massive sales: dozens of products starting from 6.90 NIS
The largest pharmacy chain in Israel is launching a huge sale on dozens of popular consumer products in its branches, from baby products to leading makeup brands. These are the new prices that have been revealed.

Crypto market in a frenzy: The coin that jumped 20% in a week
A strong bullish trend was recorded this week among the leading currencies, as Bitcoin approaches a new record and one of the central currencies leaves competitors in the dust with a particularly dramatic jump.

The giant chain sold in a massive deal presents: revenue of about one billion shekels
Multi Retail, owner of ACE, Auto Depot, and Betili, concludes the first half of 2026 with a 175% jump in EBITDA. This comes shortly after the agreement was signed to sell control of the company to the Ganon Group.

175 Million Euro Deal: Israeli Giant Acquires Hundreds of Solar Projects in Europe
The Israeli financial giant is entering into a strategic partnership to acquire hundreds of income-generating solar projects abroad, most of which are already connected to the power grid and secured by long-term hedging mechanisms.

Israel Electric Corporation to Complete Grid Connection for 270 Schools by September 1st
Ahead of the new school year, the Israel Electric Corporation is finalizing power grid connections and upgrades for 270 educational institutions. Preparations began earlier this year following requests from local authorities.

Major deal on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange: 35 million shekel share buyback
A technology company operating in the global chip market is launching a share buyback program. The board of directors determined that the move constitutes a sound business opportunity that serves the best interests of shareholders.

Petition Rejected: Massive 750-Apartment Project in Tel Aviv Moves Forward
The Administrative Court has approved the Dan garage redevelopment plan, including the relocation of the bus depot. The court dismissed a residents' petition against the 750-unit housing project, upholding the use of easements to provide public access to open spaces while preserving developers' building rights.

Telecom giant goes bankrupt: rehabilitation failed, liquidation process has begun
The end of a drama lasting more than a decade: a court in Brazil has finally approved the bankruptcy of telecom giant Oi and rejected the banks' appeals. Despite the collapse, the company will continue to operate temporarily to prevent the shutdown of essential services; initial liquidation procedures have begun.

Pinhas Idan in a stirring letter following the Ben Gurion Airport saga: "I must vent my pain. I have been hurt"
Chairman of the Israel Airports Authority workers' union, Pinhas Idan, addresses a personal and sharp letter to Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich following the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport, rejects accusations of bullying, demands an investigative committee, and claims he was framed.

HOT: Profit Jump Before Mobile Sale Is an Illusion
Altice reports reveal a dual picture in HOT's Israeli operations: EBITDA jumped 6.5% in euro terms, but actually eroded in local currency. We analyze why cash flow improved despite business stagnation.

National Insurance Institute makes unusual appeal to Omer Adam's new wife
A few hours after the couple's lavish wedding in Italy, the National Insurance Institute noticed a quick change on social media and rushed to send a public and particularly surprising message to the young bride.

Not just Bitcoin: 5 coins waiting for a breakout and likely to surge in September
While Bitcoin leads the market to a yearly high, a series of well-known coins have been left behind and present interesting catalysts despite the increased risk that analysts are currently warning about.

Yaki Reisner: Reisdor revenues jump by hundreds of millions of shekels
Real estate group Reisdor reports a 53% revenue jump in the second quarter to 213 million shekels. Operating profit for the half-year reached 129.8 million shekels amid strong apartment sales.

Global Component Shortage: How to Save on Your Next Computer
The return to school brings heavy expenses, but a new technological reality is offering consumers access to high-quality hardware with savings of up to 58%.

Shufersal's profit plunges 31% due to Passover timing
Israel's largest retail chain closed the quarter with a 7.5% decrease in revenue and an erosion of profitability, but most of the gap stems from the fact that the entire impact of the Passover holiday was attributed this time to the first quarter. The board of directors announced a dividend of 180 million shekels.

"The amount taken by the controlling shareholders jumped to 2.2 million": Best stock loses 6.5%
An internal audit at the Best Group has changed the picture: the amount attributed to the controlling shareholders has tripled compared to the first report. The company will now restate its financial statements for 2025 and the first quarter of 2026, the same reports that were included in the IPO prospectus.

Extreme climate event expected: how to profit from it on the stock market
The global food supply is at risk due to the approaching super El Niño phenomenon. These are the main ways to invest in agricultural commodities and the financial traps that might surprise you.

Israel Canada sold apartments for 1 billion shekels — 10 million shekels per apartment in Sde Dov
Half-year data points to a high average of sales. The first quarter was stronger, but the company moved from a net loss last year to a profit, with revenues also rising compared to 2025. The average price in Sde Dov remains high.

Cyber giant jumps 9% after the best quarter in its history
The cyber company beat analyst forecasts for revenue and profit, raised its guidance for the rest of the year, and attributed the growth specifically to the growing fear of artificial intelligence capabilities. What is behind the 67% rally since the beginning of 2026 - and does the stock price already reflect all the news?

"They preferred to think I was a bitch": The most powerful woman in the economy opens up about the road to the top
Dr. Yehudit Richter reveals on Kan 11 the days when she was belittled in boardrooms, the moment she was humiliated by the manager of a medical device giant, and the historic $750 million compensation.

Dessert pioneer makes a huge economic move: Jacobs Bakery bought for 4 million, branch in Ben Gurion Airport
Expanding massively: The "Matuka" group is acquiring the veteran brand "Jacobs Bakery" in a deal estimated at approximately 4 million shekels. As part of the move, the group is entering the bread production field for the first time and establishing a series of new branches across the country, including at Ben Gurion Airport.

A $2.95 billion wipeout: Target stock plummets over offensive costume
A heavy blow for the American retail giant: the chain was forced to urgently remove an offensive children's clown costume and issue a public apology after facing backlash for its resemblance to racist caricatures. The immediate damage: a drop in stock and a $2.95 billion wipeout.

Yitzhak Tshuva and Dudu Zvida in a major move: first dividend and share buyback
The former Hanan Mor company, Tsilu Blue, will distribute a first dividend of six million shekels and carry out a share buyback of ten million. Recall that only in March, Tshuva and Zvida decided to increase their holdings in the company. Zvida: "We have confidence in the company's ability to generate value for shareholders."

Shake-up at a leading Israeli mall: an entire floor section to be closed, major chains respond
Dramatic change at Azrieli Malha Mall: the fast-food court on the third floor is closing to accommodate the relocation of a "Toys R Us" branch. While "Hummus Eliyahu" is leaving the complex, the "Katsefet" chain is looking for a new location.

Giant deal completed: merger between Donitz Elad and Dan Nadlan
Donitz Elad will receive 100% of Dan Nadlan shares in exchange for share allocation. The Value LBH fund will hold about 16% of Achim shares, while other Dan shareholders will collectively hold 17% of the company's shares.

National Insurance Institute: Benefit payments to be transferred tomorrow
The National Insurance Institute announces that long-term benefits will be distributed tomorrow to eligible recipients. These include old-age pensions, survivor benefits, disability, mobility, and nursing care payments. The institution is also introducing a new digital service to simplify the process of exercising rights.

Check: How much is the discount worth on apartments sold by the Hagag brothers
The company has joined the trend of developer promotions with promises of returns up to 52% in the first two years. We analyzed the real value of this discount and who truly benefits from this arrangement.

Oshers Ad crashes prices: refrigerators and washing machines for hundreds of shekels
One of the leading discount chains in Israel is making a surprising move and offering a range of sought-after home appliances, including Ninja and office refrigerators, at huge discounts in a specific branch.

Is Ethereum in danger? The update that will protect the network from future hacks
Quantum computers are not yet capable of hacking Ethereum, but developers are already preparing for the day when it becomes possible. Will the world's largest smart contract network manage to stay ahead of the threat?

Will Bitcoin reach $150,000 or drop back to $60,000?
Bitcoin has surged by more than 25% in just a few days, but has not yet received official confirmation of a bull market. What price must it break through to turn the recovery into a clear trend, and is it capable of doing so?