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Robots vs. humans: The surprising truth about automating your workforce

Businesses rush to automate, but warehouse robots bring hidden costs: downtime, maintenance, lost space and even traffic jams; while automation offers long-term gains, ignoring these hurdles can quickly eat away at your investment returns

Prof. Mor Peretz | 06.10.25

Merlin Ventures raises $75 million second fund to back Israeli cybersecurity startups

The new fund will invest in growth-stage companies and accelerate their market entry; Merlin’s first fund managed $53 million, most of which was invested in Israel

Meir Orbach | 06.05.25

Israeli corporate giants commit to hiring IDF-veteran ultra-Orthodox men

Leading Israeli corporations partner with One Technologies to hire Haredi men who complete military service, offering tailored jobs and training to address economic costs of low workforce participation

Navit Zomer | 05.20.25

Hundreds of Israeli investors face total loss in $70M Manhattan real estate project

After construction halted and financing efforts failed, New York court approves transfer of HAP Seven property to Madison Realty Capital after project collapses under pandemic disruptions, inflation and interest rate hikes

Almog Azar/Calcalist | 05.20.25

New York City and Israel launch economic council to boost tech and business ties

NYC Mayor Adams and Economy Minister Barkat sign declaration to launch the NYC–Israel Economic Council, promoting business ties in AI, life sciences and environmental tech, while reaffirming city's solidarity with Israel and stance against rising antisemitism

Daniel Edelson, New York | 05.19.25

Bridging communities and building careers: The future of business in Jerusalem

At a US Embassy-hosted forum in Jerusalem, business leaders and young professionals explore how innovation, inclusion and cross-community collaboration are shaping the city’s economic future

Marc Faust | 05.14.25

eToro revives $240M IPO at $4B valuation after market delay

The Israeli fintech firm is moving ahead with its long-awaited Wall Street debut after pausing plans last month amid volatility triggered by Trump’s tariffs. Is this the breakthrough that will finally take eToro public?

Sophie Shulman | 05.05.25

How an Israeli became a billionare with a small investment in military equipment

Arith Industries, led by controlling shareholder Tzvi Levy, has seen its stock skyrocket and market value reach $572 million, fueled by increased defense contracts amid global conflicts and rising geopolitical tensions

Amir Prager | 04.28.25

What threatens family businesses and how to mitigate the risks?

Family businesses thrive on tradition but face risks like cyberattacks, extortion and internal fraud; experts urge stronger cybersecurity, crisis plans and personal protection for executives to ensure resilience and safeguard long-term stability

Major General (ret.) Boaz Gilad | 04.12.25

שמעון אייקוט, איש עסקים ישראלי בן 75, שעצור בקפריסין

Israeli developer accuses Cyprus of political persecution in landmark lawsuit

Shimon Aykut and son sue island nation and president for hundreds of millions over his prolonged detention and real estate losses in Northern Cyprus, claiming political persecution and human rights violations

Itamar Eichner | 04.03.25

Shabbat wars: Inside the high-stakes culture war for the soul of Israeli retail

Opinion: As ultra-Orthodox boycotts target BIG’s Shabbat operations, a fiery clash over consumer freedom, religious tradition and corporate power could reshape Israel’s cultural and economic landscape

Dr. Amit Serusi | 04.01.25

Tech mogul Moshe Yanai denies insolvency, cites $1.1B MII portfolio in Tel Aviv court battle

Israeli tech entrepreneur Moshe Yanai contests a $36 million bankruptcy petition, leveraging his investment portfolio and high-profile assets to counter claims of insolvency

Tomer Ganon/Calcalist | 03.31.25

Tech training firm HackerUSA faces $540 million debt, cedes half its shares

HackerUSA, a subsidiary of Israel-based ThriveDX, faced $146 million in debt, leading to court-appointed receivers; As part of a settlement, creditor Francisco Partners agreed to erase the debt in exchange for 50% of the US firm's shares and its cybersecurity IP

Almog Azar/Calcalist | 03.31.25

Charlie Javice and Israeli executive convicted in $175M JPMorgan fraud case

Court convicts Charlie Javice and Israeli Olivier Amar of orchestrating a $175 million fraud against JPMorgan, falsifying user data to secure the startup’s acquisition

Calcalist | 03.31.25

How Israeli high-tech continues to thrive amid political polarization

Opinion: Despite political upheaval and institutional distrust, Israeli high-tech’s collaborative ethos and grassroots problem-solving offer a roadmap for societal renewal

Ran Bronstein | 03.27.25

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