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Investors Rush to Buy AI Credit Default Swaps Amid Bubble Fears
Investors are heavily buying credit default swaps to hedge against a potential AI market bubble, pushing trading volumes and protection costs to record highs amid massive tech sector borrowing.

Wall Street Earnings Kick Off Amid High Valuations and Growing Market Risks
Wall Street faces mounting geopolitical and economic risks as earnings season begins, with Meitav chief economist Alex Zbezinsky warning that investors are overly optimistic and valuations remain stretched.

Anthropic Reports $16.8 Billion Q3 Revenue Ahead of $2 Trillion IPO
Anthropic reported $16.8 billion in Q3 revenue, up 46% sequentially, as the company prepares for a massive November IPO targeting a valuation above $2 trillion.

Retail Traders Celebrate Big Gains at Robinhood Summit Despite Market Worries
At Robinhood's Hood Summit in Houston, retail investors celebrating massive portfolio gains contrasted sharply with Wall Street professionals worried about surging bond yields and market risks.
Haifa Economic Corporation Launches RFI for Multi-Million Projects
The Haifa Economic Corporation launched an RFI seeking investors and entrepreneurs for multi-million shekel projects in real estate, energy, infrastructure, and defense tech.
OpenAI Annual Revenue Trails Previous Reports by 20 Billion Dollars
OpenAI's annual revenue is roughly 20 billion dollars lower than previously reported, reaching close to 50 billion dollars in September. The discrepancy stems from different calculation methods compared to rival Anthropic.
Trump Faces Crypto Backlash From Young Investors Amid Falling Token Values
Donald Trump faces growing backlash from young cryptocurrency investors and voters as digital asset values crash, raising concerns over family business ventures and profitability.
Anthropic Targets $2 Trillion Valuation in IPO Despite Staggering Losses
Anthropic prepares for a massive IPO targeting a $2 trillion valuation, reporting $4.6 billion in revenue and a $42 billion net loss for 2025 amid soaring computing costs.
Wall Street Enters Historically Strong Fourth Quarter Amid Fed Rate Hikes
Wall Street enters the fourth quarter facing potential Fed rate hikes, but historical statistics show Q4 is traditionally the strongest period for the S&P 500 index.
McDonald's Unveils Growth Plan to Tackle Sales Drop and Win Back Customers
McDonald's unveiled a new growth strategy at its Chicago investor conference to counter falling sales and a 20% stock drop. The plan emphasizes discounted meals, menu upgrades, and a beverage expansion.
Bitcoin Slashed as "Dead Cat" by Calacanis, Sparking Clash With Saylor and Wood
Investor Jason Calacanis called Bitcoin a "dead cat" despite its surge past $81,000, triggering fierce pushback from industry heavyweights Michael Saylor and Cathie Wood.
Historic Pittsburgh Penn Brewery Acquired by Investors After Bankruptcy
Pittsburgh's historic Penn Brewery has been acquired by a new investor group after filing for bankruptcy in March 2026, saving the 40-year-old institution from liquidation.
Israeli Startup Founder Pleads Guilty to $27 Million Securities Fraud in New York
Israeli entrepreneur Idit Raz, founder of the startup Joonko, pleaded guilty in Manhattan to securities fraud after raising $27 million through false representations.
Israel's Real Estate Crisis: Brokers and Experts Warn of Prolonged Slump
Israel's real estate market faces a severe three-year slump, with second-hand transactions plunging and brokers warning of a silent economic collapse across related industries.
IBC Ownership: Investor Group to Acquire Remaining 30% Stake for 370M NIS
The investor group led by Phoenix, Mor, and Gil Sharon signed an MOU to acquire the remaining 30% of IBC from the Israel Electric Corporation for approximately 370 million shekels, securing 100% ownership.
Kisu Hospitality Freezes Historic Tel Aviv Stock Exchange IPO After Institutional Rejection
Kisu Hospitality's historic IPO on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange has been frozen after institutional investors rejected its valuation, offering only 270 million shekels.

The state cannot decide how much to disclose to investors, and the IAI IPO is in danger
A new deadlock in the Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) IPO process could lead to the company ceasing to be a reporting corporation. If the confidentiality of sensitive security information is not resolved by December 1, the Securities Authority may struggle to approve a new bond issuance.
The figure for Nvidia Israel disappeared from the reports and then reappeared in the investor call
Although Nvidia stopped separately disclosing the revenues of its Israeli communications division, data revealed in the investor call point to sales of about $17.5 billion in the second quarter. The activity, based on Mellanox technologies, continues to account for about 18% of the company's revenues and contribute significantly to the growth of the Israeli economy.
Harel Wizel on the investor call: two major growth engines are still not working
In an open conversation with investors, Fox Group CEO Harel Wizel spoke about the difficulties of the growth engines at Retailors and Jumbo, alongside the group's recovery in the second quarter of the year.
The Samsung paradox: Distributed $80 billion and crashed in trading
The technology giant presented the largest profit distribution plan in its history, but investors who expected more sent the stock into a sharp decline of more than 8% following the absence of one dramatic commitment.
The $72 Billion Move: Samsung Prepares Massive Investor Reward Plan
The tech giant, enjoying a massive cash surge following the artificial intelligence revolution, is expected to approve an exceptional plan to distribute huge sums to investors.
Slice Affair: Court Rejects Request to Convene Members' Meeting for Finbert Settlement
The Tel Aviv District Court has rejected a request to convene a members' meeting to vote on a settlement agreement with Finbert funds regarding the Slice affair, citing a lack of legal basis.
Ahead of SpaceX reports: The bizarre questions occupying investors
Elon Musk's space company is preparing for its first earnings call as a public company, but instead of focusing on revenue and the plummeting stock, shareholders have peculiar demands regarding rockets and the official mascot.
Such a figure has not been seen for almost 20 years in the markets, and investors are worried: five things to know ahead of the trading day
The local stock exchange will open against the backdrop of a sharp escalation in the conflict between the USA and Iran, and a negative arbitrage gap in chip stocks. US bond yields are jumping to new highs after the interest rate remained unchanged, and the hawkish message from Fed Chair Warsh: "We will not hesitate to act". Also: MFS's warning shakes AI and the quiet stocks that are now marked as...