Business and Economy
As long as political relations between the two sides remain stable, trade and investment in high-tech can serve as an anchor against geopolitical risks.
Startup Nation Central reports record funding and exports as AI-driven productivity fuels high-tech rebound and global investor confidence.
The crude passes through Turkey, despite the Anatolian nation’s trade ban.
A ministerial committee advanced a draft bill that regulates ride-sharing in a move to reduce travel costs.
At a time when global demand for GPU accelerators surges, Israel looks to give its local industry a competitive edge.
Some 400 senior politicians, including 65 heads of state and government and six leaders of G7 nations, will participate in Davos.
The number of foreign laborers continues to grow as employers replace Palestinian workers in the Jewish state.
The government-backed Yozma Fund aims to leverage over $2 billion for Israeli venture capital, shoring up early-stage tech amid a global funding slump and local instability.
The agreement will see the Israeli airline’s flights to John F. Kennedy Airport in New York linked with JetBlue’s destination network.
“The results of the offering reflect a return to the spread levels that preceded the war,” said Israel’s Accountant General.
The BoI governor cited moderation in inflation, economic resilience and the strengthening of the shekel as catalysts for the move.
The program will provide “young people from the Druze, Circassian, and Bedouin communities with an entry point into the technological world.”
