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Dyson vacuum cleaners credit:  Shutterstock Fox to open Dyson store, distribute products in Israel

In its first foray into the electrical goods sector Fox will have exclusive rights to import and distribute Dyson products in Israel.

Yochananof branch  credit: PR Yochananof buys into Binyamina land for commercial center

Yochahnanof is paying NIS 17 million for 30% of the rights in the land on which it intends to build a commercial center to compete with the Mall Zichron Shopping Center.

PayPal headquarters  credit Shutterstock PayPal buying Israeli startup Cymbio

Market sources estimate the acquisition price for the dropship automation company at $150-200 million.

Jumbo Greece branch  credit: Daniel Batash Fox opening Jumbo Greece store in Rishon LeZion

Fox Wizel is rapidly expanding the activity of the Greek retail chain in Israel, and holds the franchise for Canada as well.

Rami Levy  credit: Jonathan Bloom Rami Levy looks to banking

The supermarket chain’s finance unit is seeking a license to provide payments services, which would allow customers to hold digital current accounts.

Zehavit Cohen credit: Rami Zarnegar Former controlling shareholder Apax reduces Max Stock stake

The Israeli discount retail chain is now left without a controlling shareholder.

Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich  credit: Miri Shimonovich Smotrich publishes order doubling personal imports tax exemption

Knesset Finance Committee chairperson Hanoch Milwidsky: This is a classic example of destructive election economics.

Eitan Yochananof  credit: Geva Talmor Retail chain Yochananof buys land to grow own produce

The company has bought 107 dunams of agricultural land in Ness Tziona.

Kenyon Hazahav Mall, Rishon LeZion  credit: Vlad Kovaliov Melisron buys control of Kenyon Hazahav mall

Melisron will pay Migdal NIS 818 million for 51% of the land rights in one of Israel's largest malls, with up to 40,000 visitors daily in the holiday season.

Shufersal owners Yossi and Shlomi Amir  credit: Jonathan Bloom Deal with Big signals new departure for Shufersal

Shufersal and Big Shopping Centers plan to redevelop the supermarket chain's head office site in Rishon LeZion, with further real estate projects expected.

Carrefour Credit: Shutterstock Carrefour Israel swings to profit despite debt

Carrefour has 148 branches in Israel after selling five branches since the start of the year.

KSP store credit: Eyal Izhar KSP sells 30% stake to institutional investors

KSP founders Zeev Sorkin and Yaakov Prilock will receive NIS 700 million, "Globes" has learned.

Shufersal owners Yossi and Shlomi Amir  credit: Jonathan Bloom Streamlining boosts Shufersal profit 77% despite lower revenue

Shufersal revenue in the first quarter was NIS 3.53 billion, down 7% from NIS 3.79 billion in the corresponding quarter of 2024.

Zvi Shwimmer  credit: Eyal Izhar Carrefour starts to pay off for Electra Consumer Products

The Carrefour chain, for which Electra Consumer Products holds the Israel franchise, earned NIS 5.2 million in the first quarter.

Former Shufersal CEO Itzik Abercohen credit: Eyal Izhar Competition Authority summons former Shufersal CEO to hearing

According to the indictment, Shufersal and Itzik Abercohen allegedly made public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

Gal Rosenblum credit: Jonathan Bloom Israel's Adidas franchise chief boosted 2024 sales 40%

Gal Rosenblum talks about his perfect job, which combines his love of sport, fashion and data analysis.

Yossi and Shlomi Amir  credit: Jonathan Bloom Shufersal doubles annual profit

Streamlining measures by brothers Yossi and Shlomi Amir since they took control have vastly improved the supermarket chains profitability metrics.

Carrefour Israel branch credit: Bar Lavi Heavy debt pushes Carrefour Israel to continued losses

Despite improved sales, the supermarket chain reported a loss of NIS 113 million in 2024.

BIG Glilot credit: Tel Aviv online BIG Glilot - Israel's biggest shopping center set to open

The shopping center will send shockwaves throughout the retail sector in Tel Aviv and the Sharon region and could put some of the area's malls out of business.

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