Business and Economy
Steven Phillips, founder and executive director of JewishERGs, told JNS that a number of Jewish employees at Microsoft “avoided going to the campus” in the wake of anti-Israel protests at the computer software giant.
The Israeli stock exchange was the second-fastest growing market in the world last year after Argentina.
A University of Haifa study reveals the consistent use of the metal for commerce and payment for centuries when coins did not yet exist.
Protesters, who called for a “worker intifada” over the tech giant’s contracts with the Israeli military, reportedly caused property damage and resisted police.
Footage allegedly shows an envelope containing the documents being accidentally dropped into the trash at a Sarajevo hotel reception desk.
Apple’s digital bookstore sells “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion” for 49 pence (62 cents) on its British site.
The Holon-based company develops AI software applications to help insurance firms cut costs.
More than 85,000 passengers were traveling through Ben-Gurion International Airport this week on 500 international flights.
Three perpetrators set a dog lose on the man and spat on him in a suspected antisemitic attack, local media reported.
The luxury Swiss watch company said that it hired a historian to investigate and will publish the results of the probe.
The Israeli airline’s first-ever direct route between Tel Aviv and Hanoi launching this winter bypasses flag carrier El Al.
Shutting down the economy “has no practical outcome,” said Histadrut chairman Arnon Bar-David.
