Jewish business news
Oscars recognize Israeli company Sound Radix for audio technology excellence
This innovative approach not only saves sound editors countless hours of manual labor but also produces clearer, higher-quality sound, which has made it an indispensable tool in the industry.
Amid global turbulence, Shulamit Segal-Zlotsky is revolutionizing fundraising for NGOs
Jewish business leaders transform media landscape with $8 billion deal
Our story, a response to Hollywood’s portrayal of the formerly Orthodox
Jumbo Stock CEO Roy Vanono Emphasizes the Importance of CSR
Transitioning from one business sector to another, to make it your flagship venture is not an easy task to accomplish
El Al Q2 revenue down 74% on 2019 figure ahead of historic UAE flight
The carrier is struggling to offset the loss of revenue due to the coronavirus lockdown, which has seen passenger routes slashed.
Orthotics firm Upstep looks to raise NIS 6.5m in Series A round
It has increased sales for the third year in a row by more than 100%.
Lee Cooper opens branches in Beersheba, Acre
The four new branches were opened with an investment of NIS 2 million.
Jerusalem opens support center for businesses affected by virus
The center will provide both on-site and telephone support on a wide range of topics.
Coronavirus rent negotiation is ‘typical Jewish behavior’
A Jewish business owner of bagel chain in Scottland was told by her landlord that asking for alternative rent payment because of the coronavirus crisis was just "typical Jewish behavior."
Coronavirus: 'Courageous' decisions required to stop businesses collapsing
The President of the Federation of Israeli Chambers of Commerce has called on the Finance Ministry to inject "a lot of money" to help Israeli businesses cope with the impact of coronavirus.
WeWork considering curbing Neumann's voting power to save IPO
Revising Neumann's supervoting rights, which give him 20 times the voting power of ordinary shareholders, was among the changes being discussed.
Expect slowdown in 2019, Mercantile rep says
The year 2019 will have slow growth in China, Japan, Germany and other countries, Zion Becker, vice general manager of Mercantile Bank noted.
Franklin Templeton opens office in Herzliya
The fund may invest in investment grade and non-investment grade debt securities.
Building Israel-Diaspora relations by building careers
Alarm bells started ringing when a major 2013 survey conducted by the Pew Research Center revealed the extent to which younger American Jews are becoming decreasingly attached to Israel.
