Business and Economy
The Arrow 3 interceptor, made by Israel Aerospace Industries, could cost around $2 billion if the government chooses it.
Bank Hapoalim’s chief financial-market strategist notes that the dollar serves as a safe haven when markets drop.
The Vermont-based company reportedly plans to file a revised complaint in New York federal court.
Despite the global economic downturn, several companies announced funding rounds of $100 million or more in August.
Israeli privately owned digital companies raised a record $25.6 billion in 2021, over double what they raised in 2020.
Ariel Koren spent more than a year protesting against Project Nimbus, a $1.2 billion project in which Google and Amazon provide Israel and its military with artificial intelligence tools and computing services.
They would replace the decades-old, repurposed 707s now employed for such purposes.
At the City of David National Park, excavations from the ancient past come to life in a series of astounding discoveries.
And J Street blames AIPAC for using money against progressive candidates and receiving funding from major Republican donors.
Significant changes are needed in how Morningstar’s subsidiary Sustainalytics rates companies doing business in Israel and Judea and Samaria, writes the treasurer to Morningstar’s CEO.
“We understand the pain of those taking loans, taking mortgages, but the pain today is to prevent a much greater pain in the future,” says Bank of Israel Governor Amir Yaron.
The ice-cream maker sued parent company Unilever for transferring production rights to an Israeli company.
