Business and Economy
Total investment volume fell by nearly half compared to 2021, according to a report compiled by Start-Up Nation Central and the Start-Up Nation Policy Institute (SNPI).
The Shrine of Abdu’l Baha is expected to open by the end of 2024.
Work has become more mainstream, says Prof. Avi Weiss of the Taub Center.
“We will achieve prosperity for all citizens,” the prime minister said.
A battle is shaping up between the security establishment and the Finance Ministry, with an eye towards a possible Iran strike.
Restrictions on travel due to COVID were only fully removed in May.
The Bank of Israel expects inflation to reach 3% in 2023, up from 2.5% in its most recent prediction in October 2022. The central bank anticipates an interest rate of 4% by the end of 2023.
Technology usage is up, along with a rapid increase in technological training, which may impact wages among haredim in the future.
The request, reportedly for this year and the next, is part of an effort to boost Iran strike preparations, as well as to compensate for inflation.
Singularity Capital announces it will invest up to $10 million in Israeli tech companies and startups.
The fraud-prevention company uses AI to provide check recognition, fraud solutions and automated healthcare payment processing.
For most of Tuesday, the word “Jew” was listed on the popular search engine as an offensive verb defined as: “to bargain with someone in a miserly or petty way.”
