Features

"Globes" examines the pros and cons of subletting office space, which is becoming more prevalent in Israel's tech industry.

Minister of Transport Miri Regev's plan for a second level on Road 6 will not solve Israel's traffic jams in the long term.

Population growth, global warming, and above all failed management of local energy resources have made Egypt dependent on Israeli gas.

Public uproar at the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the harrowing media images and growing death toll puts investments worth $2.2 billion in 65 Israeli companies at risk.

Amid reports that VAST Data is set to receive a huge valuation in a new financing round, "Globes" explains the technological significance and attraction of the data storage company.

Wiz Director of Brand Roy Katz talks about creating global awareness for a young cyber player, why he plumped for pink, building an online "Toy Store," and what he’s learned from founder Assaf Rappaport.

Vertex Ventures founder and general partner Yoram Oron recalls what made him an early investor in CyberArk - and calls for the state to renew the Yozma project.

Acquiring Israel's CyberArk will fill a gap in Palo Alto's product offering and boost its status versus market leader Microsoft.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims a US House Judiciary Committee report proves the Biden administration massively supported Israeli protest groups. “Globes” takes a closer look.

Nice has committed almost all its cash to buying German AI company Cognigy. What will that do for it?

With more building starts and urban renewal projects than any other Israeli city, Jerusalem's fast-track planning and construction procedures are changing the capital. But will the city lose its unique architectural character?

This month, Intel began downsizing production, which up to now has been untouched. Its Israeli workforce too is paying the price.

The "Globes" Brands Index 2025, which presents the top 100 brands in Israel as named by 4,000 survey respondents, indicates shifts and changes in Israeli consumer taste.

Moshe Lion tells the Globes - Bank Leumi Israel Real Estate Conference about the speeded up construction, which makes the city attractive for developers.

Building starts, unsold homes - all the market data seem to point to a steep price fall, yet so far it hasn't happened. Bank Leumi's Zachi Artzi sheds some light.

Israeli AI companies don't yet pay the huge signing on fees seen in Silicon Valley but AI experts are top of the tree in Tel Aviv's well-paid tech sector.