El Al also reported continued growth in its customer loyalty programs, with its frequent flyer club reaching 3.78 million members, up about 306,000 from the previous year.
The airline said the schedule would offer approximately 35,000 seats a week between Israel and the Americas, describing it as its largest-ever summer operation in the region.
The software company's stock crashed in after-hours trading following a weak forecast for fiscal year 2027. In the background: A sharp dispute with T-Mobile.
US currency wipes out nearly all shekel gains since beginning of year, trading at highest level since March.
The Ra'anana-based software giant is initiating a round of layoffs affecting about 5% of its workforce amid stock erosion and intensifying competition in the artificial intelligence sector.
Google's ShoppingIL launches today, kicking off the shopping season. Meanwhile, a survey by the Histadrut reveals that nearly half of Israelis plan to forgo purchases due to the high cost of living.
Check Point missed analysts' third-quarter expectations for 2026, the CEO admits that the recovery is slower than anticipated, and the stock falls in premarket trading.
ToHa 2 in Tel Aviv draws tech giants: WeWork and Salesforce signed leases worth NIS 320M, joining Google, which previously secured roughly 60,000 sqm of space in the building.
An employment survey shows employer caution after election results: Hiring is delayed, job search times are growing, and another election could further deepen overall market uncertainty.
The 2026 Dun & Bradstreet report points to a dramatic shift in employee sentiment across the sector: The search for stability and transparency is replacing perks and flashy promises.
Binance on Tuesday said that as a result of the hack, it is increasing investment in AI-enabled detection and is working on establishing a security research fund.
