Palo Alto Networks

Trading in New York closed with slight gains, bringing some relief to investors, as one tech giant presented record reports thanks to demand for artificial intelligence, while another well-known company crashed.

The expanding collaboration between the two giants will for the first time allow commercial access to an advanced cyber model, aimed at simulating attacks and exposing organizational vulnerabilities before hackers exploit them.

The cyber giant's stock will begin trading at the end of the trading day in the flagship indices of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, with a weight cap of 5%. Its entry will be gradual, and at the same time, the weight cap for Ormat was reduced from 4%.

Major companies like Palo Alto Networks and Nvidia continue to hire extensively in Israel despite industry-wide layoffs. The AI revolution is reshaping candidate requirements, emphasizing deep engineering knowledge and proficiency in AI tools.

Even before its inclusion in the indices next week, the cybersecurity giant's stock has generated significant interest in Tel Aviv: average daily volume reached 8.5 million shekels, the share price has doubled since listing, and the company's value accounts for 30% of the entire stock market. The Exchange: "Inclusion in the indices will move it into a different league in terms of demand and...