Israel business
Arkia employees scramble to find rival investor by Monday to counter $45 million sale deal
An investor group has signed a $45 million deal to take control of Israeli airline Arkia, weeks after rival Israir said it was in talks to buy it. Employees have until Monday to match the offer.
Why India and Israel still need an economic deal - opinion
The impossible standard we're setting for artificial intelligence - opinion
Israelis spent NIS 51.6 billion on debit and credit cards in October, up 12.5% year-on-year
Maala: The ESG engine quietly rewiring Israeli corporate culture
Maala’s influence is quiet, but structural. It is shaping expectations in boardrooms, guiding investor scrutiny, and setting the standards by which corporate leadership is increasingly judged
Up to NIS 2 million: New compensation track launched for protection racket victims
A new pilot will allow business owners who refused to pay protection money and suffered direct property damage to their business or residence to file claims with the Compensation Fund.
Built for uncertainty - opinion
What Israeli entrepreneurs can teach global business about building when the plan keeps changing
Israeli AI security company Alice raises $140m. in latest financing round
Alice provides AI safety solutions across the full lifecycle of AI systems. The financing round brings the total amount raised to $280 million
Tech Talk: Acronis pushes AI beyond recommendations with new autonomous IT platform
Software vendors are now trying to move beyond the recommendation model. Rather than telling IT teams what should happen, the next generation of AI is beginning to carry out parts of the work itself.
Michigan is not turning away from Israel – opinion
America’s political area will have no impact on the economic, technological, and personal ties between Israelis and Michiganians
Gratitude in a box: How we’re delivering hope to Israel’s heroes this Rosh Hashanah
One package alone can support a family-owned business, strengthen an entire community, and remind people thousands of miles apart that they are connected
Israel's quantum leap: Building a national hub for the next tech revolution - interview
“AI requires, on one hand, a lot of technology, which Israel excels in, but also from the other end, it needs for the data centers, lots of land and lots of energy, which Israel does not have."
'Deals happen outside meetings': Hakibbutz unveils first Israeli startup home in New York City
"We didn't want to build just another office space. We wanted to create a place that people and companies genuinely want to be part of," said Amir Wolner, Founder and CEO of Hakibbutz.
Israel's tech employees cost more than US counterparts
Tech workers in Israel are currently 2.4 times more expensive than their counterparts in Poland, Lithuania, Romania, and Ukraine
