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Sharon WrobelThe Times of Israel |
Presence of 72 American aircraft in recent months is crowding out civilian planes at Tel Aviv’s international airport, threatening to ground 2.4...
Transportation minister appeals to Netanyahu to help relocate at least 30 of the 72American aircraft that are crowding out civilian planes at Tel...
A potential deal would combine Nuvei’s payment processing business, helping merchants accept payments, with Payoneer’s financial platform for...
Although fundraising by local tech jumped 45% this year, it was invested in fewer companies, mostly cyber and AI; startups hire abroad as shekel fuels...
Israel keeps airspace open, with only Hungarian low-cost operator and Austrian Airlines canceling service; Transportation Ministry huddles over...
Crude prices jump over 4%, compounding dips in European and Asian markets, as financial and insurance indices lead losses on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
Central bank purchases $801 million after shekel reached a 33-year peak against the dollar, raising fears of tech firm layoffs and relocations to...
In the first few months of 2026, local export revenue shrank by more than NIS 6.5 billion due to the sharp rise in the shekel’s value against the...
After more than two and a half years of wars, more than 50% of workers in the north report income losses, and suffer a similar plunge in employment...
Israel Innovation Authority says R&D activity and management of startups are increasingly moving abroad amid AI-related changes, and as strong shekel...
Israeli website builder Wix cuts 20% of global staff as strong shekel fuels costs amid shift to ‘AI-native ways of working,’ with fintech firm...
Utilized in wake of Oct. 7 attack, Airis Labs says its platform can scan scads of visual data from smartphones, drones, CCTV, social media and more to...
Defense firm reports growing sales of ammunition and munitions to Israel’s military and Europe; total orders top $30 billion at the end of March,...
Local manufacturers attack Governor Yaron for doing too little, too late, even as the mighty shekel hurts competitiveness and profitability of...
Genie Security’s two founders and five employees develop technology to detect efforts to leak sensitive data from employee devices, as they...
Silicon Valley tech titan that owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp is letting go of about 90 employees in Israel as part of round of layoffs to cut...
US-based Fundamental plans to expand its Israel footprint and hire dozens of employees for its platform, which helps firms predict risks and trends...
Banking supervisor warns that lenders that don’t treat their customers well will be ‘in trouble,’ sees the entry of new players catalyzing...
Finance minister insists ‘issue not on the agenda,’ though officials say it remains part of a long-term economic contingency plan ready for use...
Wizz Air will restart flights to Ben Gurion Airport on May 28; Lufthansa group plans a phased return with Austrian Airlines on June 1, followed by...
Alon Haimovich’s departure comes as the US tech giant, over the past year, conducted a review into the alleged unethical use of its cloud platform...
Shmuel Zakai laments Israel’s airport is now a ‘US military base’; warns of higher fares, lower availability because the American planes are...
Request comes as major European and US airlines are still avoiding Israel after Iran ceasefire came into effect, and are weighing future flight...
The strength of Israel’s currency is forcing exporters and startups to make tough decisions about hiring abroad and moving R&D centers out of...
Hapoalim, Leumi, Mizrahi Tefahot, Discount and First International control 98% of banking sector’s assets, with Leumi and Hapoalim holding half of...
Astrix is the developer of a platform to address the security gap created by AI agents or digital employees gaining unrestricted access to enterprise...
BridgeWise will merge data from the world’s biggest financial conversation network into its AI investment intelligence tool to provide analysis...
Dairy giant raises prices of butter and soft cheeses ahead of Shavuot, while other major food manufacturers will follow suit after the dairy-heavy...
Sharp rises in food and housing prices in the past two decades are the main factors, fueling the ever-rising cost of living in Israel, the Aaron...
Some flights could start up again at beginning of June depending on security situation, group says, after EU agency warned of risks to planes amid...
Following pressure from business groups, government set to agree to shorten the qualifying period for entitlement to unpaid leave payments to five...
Defense giant’s seventh facility in country will produce and maintain advanced unmanned aircraft systems and serve as a hub to expand Europe sales
As exchange rate dives below NIS 3 to the greenback, companies paid in US currency say without government help they will have to cut costs, fire...
Still too soon to say if extension of Iran truce will lead to ‘sustained reduction of risk to civil aviation,’ safety agency says, amid faltering...
Some carriers refunded travelers rather than offering to rebook them, seemingly breaking law but freeing up spots commanding sky-high prices
Currency’s strength reflects optimism over an Iran deal and Lebanon truce; Bank of Israel not seen intervening in the market, hurting exports
Report finds consumers paid high ticket prices when service was disrupted by fighting, calls for conditioning aid to industry on prioritizing national...
Backed by serial tech entrepreneur Avigdor Willenz, DustPhotonics develops silicon photonics technology enabling data transfer at the speed of light...
During the 40-day campaign, Israel incurred an estimated NIS 22 billion in defense costs, according to an initial estimate
Bluebird, TUS, Etihad, Ethiopian, Smartwings, Hainan, Red Wings, Georgian and FlyOne to restart operations to and from Ben Gurion Airport, airport...
Amid Iran ceasefire, Bluebird will be the first European carrier to resume services with flights to Athens on April 12; Wizz Air plans to gradually...
Summer travel costs for Israelis expected to be even higher than last year, due to limited flight sales largely dominated by local airlines and...
El Al, Israir, and Arkia prepare for gradual expansion of flight operations as foreign carriers likely to remain grounded until more clarity is given...
Slight increase in number of passengers allowed on departing flights, now up to 100 people
Move would moderately expand outbound travel as wartime restrictions keep Israel’s airspace largely closed; framework is dependent on security...
Companies report that more than a quarter of their workforce is absent because of reserve duty, closure of educational frameworks, and security...
Central bank leaves borrowing costs high, raises concerns over the intensity and duration of the campaign; Governor Yaron criticizes state for okaying...
Plan offers clarity on partial compensation offered, but is criticized for leaving out earners who clocked in when restrictions were eased, while...
As missiles rain down and schools remain closed, many small business owners are reducing hours or staying shut altogether, while those that open...
Arkia shifts activity to Egypt and Jordan, El Al reviewing operations after authorities tighten passenger limit, halve takeoffs and landings at Ben...