'We're better without Palestinian workers': Construction heads say foreigners better for Israel
Israeli construction giants are claiming that their industry is better off without Palestinian workers.
Israeli construction giants are claiming that their industry is better off without Palestinian workers.
Tech employment remained stable and the sector is not collapsing but reorganizing: While software companies recorded 6.6% layoffs, hardware stood at just 1.1%.
While Carrefour builds a brand under its global name, Shufersal is quietly creating specialized house brands for each product category.
Amid record business results, negotiations for a new collective agreement have stalled. The union and committee warn of labor action and express concern over job losses due to an AI pilot program.
The program has been under development for several months and was launched in a joint ceremony by Netanyahu and the Head of the National AI Directorate, Brig.-Gen. (res.) Erez Askal.
Alongside high amounts of lactose, products were found to contain polyol sugar substitutes without proper disclosure; chain claimed: "We removed the products out of caution."
From rising myopia to digital strain, industry data reveals how screen time is reshaping national vision.
New documents reveal that among the 320 employees set to be laid off at Visa's California headquarters are six vice presidents, 37 senior directors, and senior technology executives.
While the AI train burns billions and shows future data center lease commitments exceeding $1 trillion, some experts are convinced the ultimate winner will actually be the digital currency.
Peres Medical Center in Beersheba will include 2,100 beds, a train station, and direct connection to local tech park.
Emigration rate among wealthy population nearly doubled compared to previous years, Tax Authority estimates potential tax loss at roughly NIS 700M.