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The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed lower on Thursday as OPKO Health surged 25.64% following a major asset sale to Labcorp. Investors await the September CPI data and November index updates.

Bank of America shares dropped over 7% after reporting a 17% profit fall due to a $1.2 billion regulatory fine. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley and BlackRock beat expectations.

American hedge fund Community Fund, led by Jeremy Blank, bought 23 million NIS worth of Bazan shares after a drop caused by facility pollution, securing a quick profit.

Sela Real Estate and its management company expand share acquisitions, reaching 31 million NIS in total buybacks amid strong financial results and a 7% dividend yield.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opened the week with slight gains on Monday, led by Electra Real Estate surging 14.22%, while Gilat dropped 8.04%.

Microsoft reports strong Q4 2026 results as Azure annual sales surpass 100 billion dollars, driven by cloud expansion and AI integration through Copilot.

Apple reported Q3 2026 results exceeding expectations, yet its stock dropped $300 billion in market value following a cautious outlook driven by component shortages.

Investment house Yelin Lapidot has acquired a stake in Dyoniss Alad for roughly 7.8 million NIS, joining major institutional shareholders amid ongoing residential projects and merger talks.

Gilat Telecom plans to buy back up to 7 million shekels of its shares following a profit surge. The company cites strong cash flow and undervaluing of its stock.

Tel Aviv indices dropped sharply amid global sell-offs and Hormuz tensions. TA-35 fell 2.44% to 4,096.45 points, while Next Vision and Priortech led market decliners.

Nvidia reached a record $5.8 trillion valuation on Nasdaq as shares climbed over 2%. Despite the surge, its P/E ratio sits at multi-year lows, drawing strong analyst optimism.

ASOS app users globally and in Israel received a threatening push notification claiming a breach of their Snowflake cloud environment. The company's shares dropped 11% following the incident.

Israel Tax Authority arrested a Rosh HaAyin accountant suspected of omitting 60 million NIS from a client's tech exit share sale, evading 1.8 million NIS in surtax.

Fidelity Investments is selling most of its stake in Israeli drone camera maker Next Vision for about 1.3 billion shekels, ending its status as a major shareholder.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed mixed as the TA-35 index rose 0.13% to 4,223.74 points while the TA-125 index dipped 0.21%. Elbit Systems led gainers.

Tokyo shares jumped 2.5% led by an 8% surge in TDK shares following strong AI sales reports. Oil prices saw a moderate decline while Asian markets mixed.

Foresight Autonomous Holdings announced plans to delist from the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, with trading ending on January 1, 2027, as the firm's valuation plummeted 99% to 17 million shekels.

Nike shares dropped nearly 10% in pre-market trading on Wall Street after reporting a 4% revenue decline and announcing an extensive restructuring plan.

Norway's $2.4 trillion wealth fund has been caught in a massive fraud and market manipulation scandal shaking the Istanbul stock exchange, affecting hundreds of thousands of investors.

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange indices closed lower on Monday, led by a 0.49% drop in the TA-35 index. Markets reacted to global pressures and Donald Trump rejecting an Iranian proposal.

Nvidia has expanded its share repurchase program by 150 billion dollars, bringing its total remaining buyback authorization to 235 billion dollars through fiscal year 2028.

Maman Cargo Terminals acquired the remaining minority shares in Laufer Aviation-GHI for up to 22 million NIS, consolidating full ownership of the aviation services provider.

Veteran Dan transport members have until October 8 to decide on selling their stakes in a 2.8 billion shekel buyout, balancing immediate payouts against complex tax rules and future corporate growth.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed lower on Wednesday as the TA-35 index fell 0.26% and the TA-125 dropped 0.36%. Markets reacted to Wall Street declines and rising US bond yields.

Ari Real Estate approved a share buyback program of up to 30 million shekels, starting November 2026, funded entirely through internal cash reserves.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with mixed trends as tech shares led gains, following strong Wall Street momentum. The TA-35 rose 0.41% and TA-125 added 0.21% amid 4.3 billion shekels in stock volume.

Cloud provider Nscale files for an NYSE IPO under ticker NSCL, reporting a $1.02 billion net loss on $140.6 million in revenue for the first half of 2026 amid surging AI infrastructure demand.

Community hedge fund, led by Jeremy Blank, sold 100 million shekels worth of Bazan shares, exiting its substantial shareholder status after a 190% surge in stock value driven by soaring refining margins.

Bank of America shares dropped sharply after CEO Brian Moynihan warned of a slowdown in third-quarter capital markets activity, triggering a sector-wide sell-off across Wall Street major banks.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed higher on Monday, led by a 1.11% gain in the TA-125 index. Arit Industries surged 12.70%, while Electra Real Estate led the market decliners.

Oracle founder Larry Ellison canceled a plan to sell 50 million shares worth $7.5 billion. The move comes as the software giant aggressively expands its AI infrastructure.

American Eagle shares plunged 11% after issuing a flat margin forecast and offering heavy discounts to clear excess inventory as consumer preferences shifted.

Richard Deitz, who previously held 17.5% of the club, announced he is exercising his right of first refusal, which will increase his stake to 55.5% or potentially 62%. "Maccabi is much more than a sports club or a financial asset," he stated.

The flagship indices closed with gains led by energy and technology stocks, with one company standing out in particular and leaving the rest of the market behind with an impressive jump of over 7 percent.

Stock market trading summary: sharp surges in Ayalon, WeSure Global Tech, and Mega Or shares, notable declines recorded in Electra Real Estate and Next Vision shares.

Shikun & Binui Chairman Nati Saidoff has sold 4% of the company's shares to institutional investors for 450 million shekels. Following the discounted sale, the stock price fell by 4.1%.

The controlling shareholder of Lahav LR increased his stake to 40.12% after purchasing about 385,000 shares. What signal is he trying to send to the market?

Businessman Amos Luzon is strengthening his control over the public companies he owns by purchasing shares in Luzon Group, Luzon Ronson, and Luzon Ashrai. We analyze the details of these moves and the current market value of the companies.

Billionaire Aaron Frenkel, who is currently promoting the giant IPO of Uvision on NASDAQ, continues to accumulate power in the real estate arena. In a series of acquisitions spread over a month, he increased his stake in the holding company Alony Hetz. What attracts him to the company, and how close is he to full control?

The cyber giant recovered sharply from last week's sell-off, jumping over 10% and approaching a threshold that no company on the stock exchange has ever crossed. On the other side, Elbit continued its retreat, falling below 100 billion shekels and losing fourth place in the ranking. What is driving these two trends?

Real estate firm Best Group is facing market pressure after revealing that the amount of funds unlawfully taken from its subsidiary is more than double the initial estimate. Following the announcement and concerns over the company's accounting practices, shares have fallen by 6%.

CEO Gil Agmon purchased company shares for approximately 148 million shekels, increasing his stake from 49% to 56%. The stock has fallen by 67% since its last peak.

The cheese manufacturer concluded the quarter with a 9.9% revenue increase, consolidated Meshek Weiler for the first time, and approved a 30 million shekel dividend. However, the entire sector is suffering from cooling investor appetite.

Selling shares after moving between countries can lead to complex tax consequences. The Israeli Tax Authority considers not only the exit date but the entire history of asset ownership, including periods of residency and tax exemptions.

The main indices closed with sharp declines, with technology and real estate stocks leading the negative trend. Who managed to surprise and rise against the market direction, and which company recorded the most painful decline?

A startup can start from an idea and grow into an asset worth millions, but what happens if the couple separates along the way? Attorney Merav Aharon explains why entrepreneurs and high-tech employees should think ahead about shares, options, intellectual property, and the side that stays at home.

Henry Shaul Schwarzbaum requested that profits from the sale of Applied Materials shares, received via options, be taxed at a rate of 25%. However, the District Court rejected his claim, ruling that the marginal tax rate must apply, as demanded by the tax assessor. The judge noted that Schwarzbaum benefited from the tax deferral under the agreement and cannot now disavow its terms.

While the top ten remains unchanged, the market saw sharp movements: Palo Alto and Tower shares dropped amid profit-taking and sector volatility, while Phoenix insurance stood out with gains ahead of upcoming quarterly reports.

Just before it was due to publish its reports for the first half of the year, trading in Tomer Mazon shares was halted following the company's report on alleged problems in inventory management. Tomer Mazon joined the stock exchange about three months ago and is traded at a valuation of 138 million shekels.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with a clear upward trend in the two main indices. Among the rising stocks, Danya Cebus celebrates at the top with an increase of 5.77%, while Beit Shemesh stock recorded the highest decline of the day.