Features

Israeli businesspeople are concerned that Zohran Mamdani will make the city unattractive for them. “Globes” investigates the potential impact.

Cerca Partners has attracted a long list of serial entrepreneurs as investors, making their experience available to a new generation.

Gaming producers and entrepreneurs in Israel are seizing the opportunity to gain a foothold in a huge potential market.

Experts warn that without a change in the approach to planning, the transport situation in Israel will only worsen.

Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs president Dr. Dan Diker is concerned the peace plan will not be fully implemented and an armed Hamas will stay in control of Gaza, supported by Qatar and Turkey.

With the advertising industry adopting AI to create videos quickly and cheaply, Israel’s Lightricks recently beat Google and OpenAI to a contract with McCann Paris.

A major investor in Israeli startups, Joshua Kushner has quietly become one of the world’s most influential venture capitalists, leading the shift from Silicon Valley to New York through Thrive Capital.

All the statistics indicate a declining housing market, except for one: the monthly new mortgage loans total remains very high. What explains the anomaly?

In 2021, seven of the ten largest Israeli companies were listed in New York; now they're in Tel Aviv.

Prof. Elie Podeh, who has spent 30 years researching the region, analyzes the possible outcomes, good and bad, of the Trump peace plan.

Rafael's Tzvi Marmor talks about integrating the laser system into Israel's air defense, and his company's dedication to maintaining the IDF's technological edge.

Israeli SaaS company Comm-IT CEO Idan Faingold: “I’m not so much focused on an exit or IPO, as we don’t need money, even though two acquisitions in the pipeline will bring us to over 1,000 employees.”

The potential is huge and in a world where economic ties tend to precede political declarations, it may be trade that will pave the way for future normalization.

Ezra Gardner, who co-founded the most active foreign VC fund in Israel, warns that overseas investors are shunning the country, but still says he’s “never been more optimistic” about it.

The famed US investor and hedge fund manager spoke to “Globes” during a recent visit to Israel about the US economy, AI, his Israel investments, love of Judaism, and anti-Semitism.

"Globes" examines some of the most expensive recent real estate deals, as the high-end market is having one of its worst years.