Yehuda Sharoni

Evacuating Haifa Bay refineries faces doubt after the government change. Behind it: Close ties between Bazan Chairman Kaplinsky and Eizenkot, alongside ongoing controversy over the site's future.

The Energy Ministry is promoting a facility for generating electricity from underground heat in the Golan. This technology enables clean electricity, assisting with growing demand across Israel.

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.

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.

Deadlock heightened uncertainty, strengthening the dollar and slowing stocks. An economic "New Deal" is urgent, because when the economy stalls, the average citizen pays big time.

Aura, controlled by Yaacov Atrakchi, acquires full control of Bayit Bakfar for NIS 1.7 billion in cash and equity. The deal includes 975 existing units and reserves to construct 884 additional units.

A collaboration between HP and Ferrari has brought a striking, unique livery to the Formula 1 grid ahead of the US Grand Prix, utilizing state-of-the-art digital printing technology.

Some of the measures were planned in cooperation with the Bank of Israel. The next government will be responsible for implementing the policy.

The interest rate remains unchanged; Prof. Yaron: No pressure was exerted; business sector criticizes the decision of the Governor, who does not rule out potential tax hikes for the upcoming budget.