Anthropic's IPO filing revives tech rally ahead of earnings and economic data releases
Anthropic’s planned IPO boosts tech stocks as investors await major earnings reports and the Fed’s rate decision, alongside key US GDP and inflation data.
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Valued at $2 trillion: Anthropic prepares for largest IPO in history
Bank of Jerusalem stock fails to recover from Yahalomi disappearance saga
Microsoft offers voluntary retirement program to some 60,000 employees
The Governor warns: 'Unrestrained defense budget will lead to an increase in deficit and inflation'
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.
The southern launchpad: How Sapir College is turning academic talent into market leaders- opinion
By aligning academic research with industrial needs, local innovators are building a self-sustaining economic engine in the Negev.
Birthright Israel to hold first Taglit Global Business Summit in Tel Aviv
The gathering reflects Birthright Israel's impact both on Jewish communities worldwide and on Israel's economy.
Israel fuel prices could top NIS 9 per liter as tax cut expires after elections
Rising global oil prices amid expectations of renewed fighting with Iran, coupled with the expiration of Smotrich's fuel tax cut on November 3, are expected to drive fuel prices sharply higher.
What are the best TikTok agencies for growing global brands?
Explore the best TikTok agencies for global brands and compare their strengths in influencer marketing, paid media, international reach, and campaign scale.
Massive NIS 5.75m. fraud: Attempted to shift blame and sentenced to prison
The Ramle Magistrate's Court sentenced Avner Elouk, owner of Sagiv Fire Protection Technologies, to 44 months in prison after he was convicted of severe tax offenses.
From paper coupons to real-time offers: How customer promotions changed
From Coca-Cola's paper coupons to AI-powered shopping carts, businesses have transformed promotions into real-time, personalized offers - but their long-term value remains uncertain.
If AI can already think like a hacker, why aren’t we using it to our advantage? - opinion
AI can help organizations test how attackers could exploit their weaknesses and identify which gaps to close first.
Netanyahu's crypto plan could cause 'irreversible damage' to Israeli economy, business leaders warn
109 economists, Nobel laureates, and prominent business leaders warned that Netanyahu’s approach to potential int'l sanctions could devastate investment, high-tech, and Israelis’ living standards.
Close to the border: The factory that can continue operating even under fire
With an investment of about NIS 120 million, Soglowek established a facility housing a new, advanced production line operating with full automation without human contact.
