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Former Calcalist editor Maayan Manela partners with PR firm Orenstein Choshen to launch ekoh, a new venture specializing in employer reputation management and strategic HR communications.

Senior management departures hit Israeli software firm Monday.com amid an AI-focused restructuring and 20% workforce reduction, despite a 22% revenue rise in Q2 2026.

Carrefour Israel will end its discounted 100-product basket initiative, causing prices to surge by 30% in 54 branches as the state-backed pilot concludes.

Rami Levy has filed a 2.3 million NIS lawsuit against two Super Cofix franchisees over un-deposited cash revenues and alleged contract breaches. The defense denies the claims, citing operational pressure and salary payments.

Angel Bakeries Group has raised its fire damage estimate to 100 million NIS as its insurer refuses to pay the policy. The company reported an 11.1 million NIS net loss for the first half of the year.

The Movement for Quality Government has demanded an explanation from the Standards Institution regarding the delay in updating the SI 118 concrete standard. Estimates suggest this delay could cause up to 500 million shekels in budgetary damage to the Metro project.

The founder of SpaceX responded with "fake news" to claims that his company is in advanced negotiations to acquire the Israeli AI startup Decart for $6-7 billion. While the Calcalist report suggested Decart was "in Musk's sights," it also listed Amazon and Nebius as potential buyers.

A Calcalist review reveals that only a few flexible funds consistently outperform the TA-125 index. As more Israelis direct savings to the capital market, selecting a skilled manager has become a critical decision.

Andre Tabakoff has been appointed as the capital markets editor of Calcalist. He brings over two decades of senior editorial experience in the Israeli economic press to the role.