Features

Armis cofounder Yevgeny Dibrov spoke with "Globes" high-tech editor Assaf Gilead at the "Globes" Investments Conference today.

"Globes" talks to the tech volunteers and experts who work to help Israel and other countries locate and block the money pipelines for terrorist organizations around the world.

People who bought new apartments with small upfront payments are starting to find they can't pay the balance - and can't sell either.

After Putin dismantled it, Yandex was reborn as Nebius, a key Nvidia partner and builder of Israel's supercomputer. Co-founder Roman Chernin talks exclusively to "Globes."

Ahead of Globes Family Companies Conference on September 4, Globes analyzes the characteristic of founders that leads to great achievements but makes life difficult for those around them.

Weiss headed 20,000 Intel chip developers around the world. Now she's helping CEOs to become wiser managers, and her time is her own.

As the Israeli cybersecurity industry's founders leave the stage, the future lies with a set of already wealthy, interconnected entrepreneurs ready to bring on generation three.

The Oron combines the US-made Gulfstream G-550 executive jet with leading edge Israeli multi-sensor systems, to produce an advanced surveillance aircraft.

Rambam is testing a first of its kind genetically modified treatment for non-genetic heart failure, and is collaborating on genetically edited cholesterol-lowering drugs.

"Globes" examines the impact of Azrieli's Spiral Tower, Landmark, ToHa 2 and Beyond Towers, which are adding 862,000 square meters of space to the market.

The UK has fallen from the fifth to ninth most popular destination for Israelis due to high airfares, deteriorating relations and pro-Palestinian demonstrations. At least airfares are set to fall.

"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.