Business
Israel Aerospace Industries' first cargo-converted Airbus aircraft completes first flight
A converted aircraft costs tens of millions of dollars, compared with more than $250 million for a new cargo aircraft of the same model directly from the production line.
Your Investments: No need to go looking for financial independence
Your Taxes: Mulling a return to Israel? Here's what you need to know
Israeli startup uses advanced AI for new communication alternative for verbally-challenged people
Handing over: Rosh Pina Mall sold for approximately NIS 50m.
Ashtrom Properties sells Rosh Pina Mall for NIS 48.5m to GT Real-Estate, signaling the southern developer's northern expansion to Hatzor Haglilit.
Wine Talk: Quality, accessibility, and value
Head winemaker Yiftach Peretz is guiding historic Carmel Winery into a new era from its NIS 160 million Alon Tavor facility, with a focus on quality, accessibility and value.
Israelis stayed home, hotel profits soared
The domestic hospitality sector turned early-year losses into a major Q2 financial recovery, driven by local tourism and overseas expansion.
Jewish, Muslim, Christian Jerusalem Old City vendors say reduced tourism is harming businesses
Vendors pointed to a shortage of flights, high airfares, and lingering fears abroad about security as the main reasons traffic into Israel has suffered.
Israel's new philanthropists are not writing checks, but managing capital - interview
A new generation of entrepreneurs is changing everything we thought we knew about philanthropy. Maya Natan Mozer, CEO and founder of Keshet, explains how the world of philanthropy is changing.
Cheap 'Guardian' interceptors developed by Florida start-up could turn tables on Iranian drones
The interceptor has a top "burst" speed of 340 kph, a 160 kph cruise speed, a range of 15 kilometers, 28 minutes of operational endurance, and "hundreds" of confirmed interceptions.
Africa's trade vision meets reality as customs, regulations collide - explainer
National customs systems, unfinished legal rules and incompatible payment networks still obstruct routine trade across the continent.
The world's deepest pocket is heading to Anfield: Why is Bezos buying Liverpool?
Amazon's founder is set to buy 30% of Liverpool for $1B. As fans demand transparency, questions remain on whether his deal will truly upgrade the club.
Anthropic nears $6 billion deal for Israeli AI startup Decart, creating new billionaires
Decart's shareholders believe they can produce a higher return from shares of a company like Anthropic, which is planning to launch the largest IPO in history, at a company valuation of $2 trillion.
Australian lawyer makes aliyah just before October 7, quits job to launch babywear brand
"I’m releasing the onesies in very limited drops and collaborating with Israeli local artists," said Miriam Agranat. "They’re doing extremely bold, colorful prints."
