A suspected nitrogen trifluoride leak at Intel’s Kiryat Gat facility forced employees to shelter in place, less than a week after a fatal explosion killed two workers.
Happen, Inc. announces the date for its third quarter 2026 earnings release and accompanying investor conference call.
Israel’s cumulative defense spending has reached $177 billion over three years, with projections showing no near-term plateau as procurement accelerates.
UFC CEO Dana White argues working from home makes entrepreneurial success virtually impossible, reigniting debate over workplace productivity.
A family dispute over a $3 million property purchase raises urgent questions about elder financial vulnerability and intergenerational wealth transfers.
An Israeli court has appointed a receiver for OpenWeb, the ad-tech and publisher monetisation platform, amid mounting financial difficulties.
Despite market jitters over DeepSeek, analysts argue U.S. AI infrastructure leaders like Nvidia and Broadcom remain structurally secure.
Nokia’s CEO says AI data center buildouts could proceed twice as fast if supply chain bottlenecks were resolved, flagging a critical infrastructure gap.
A startup CEO says Meta’s Muse AI shopping tool has redirected purchases away from Amazon, signaling a broader threat to e-commerce dominance.
Venture capitalist Judah Taub releases a 12-point policy framework for Israel, drawing on startup-sector thinking to address national challenges.
A suspected nitrogen trifluoride leak at Intel’s Kiryat Gat facility forced employees to shelter in place, less than a week after a fatal explosion killed two workers.
AI workplace startup Zenzap raises $44m from Bessemer and Lightspeed to expand its multiplayer AI chat platform globally.
Israel Aerospace Industries has six weeks to resolve a classified disclosure dispute or face bond redemption and loss of reporting-company status.
Iranian attacks near the Strait of Hormuz are threatening a fragile rebound in global oil exports as markets brace for supply disruption.
Options traders are positioning for steep interest rate cuts, signaling growing conviction that the Fed will ease far more aggressively than expected.
Despite market jitters over DeepSeek, analysts argue U.S. AI infrastructure leaders like Nvidia and Broadcom remain structurally secure.
Israel loses a $1 billion Apache helicopter procurement deal after failing to secure $288 million in required co-financing.
Iran’s rial hits a record low as a naval blockade cuts oil exports and frozen foreign accounts leave the regime unable to access revenue.
The UN’s listing of companies operating in Israeli settlements lacks binding power, but analysts warn of trade, investment, and reputational fallout.
Iranian officials are directing English-language messaging at the American public, emphasizing gas prices and US economic issues before the midterm elections.
Anand Rathi’s Sujan Hajra says the RBI’s recent rate cut is a pre-emptive growth shield, not a signal of a coming rate-hike cycle.
India’s Reserve Bank raises its benchmark rate for the first time since 2023 as consumer inflation climbs and capital inflows complicate policy.
DBi’s Andrew Beer says managed futures ETFs can counterbalance stocks better than bonds, but NovaDius’s Nate Geraci says fixed income still has a place.
NFX will cease raising new capital and focus on its existing portfolio, as IVC projects Israeli funds to hit ~$2B — a level not seen since 2024 or 2016.
Venture capitalist Judah Taub releases a 12-point policy framework for Israel, drawing on startup-sector thinking to address national challenges.
Bitget’s CEO told CNBC the exchange does not expect to recover most of the $388 million stolen in a major security breach.
A 47-year-old investor converts his entire income into bitcoin and vows never to sell. Experts weigh the risks of extreme crypto concentration.
Strive CEO Matt Cole argues a U.S. dollar debt crisis could drive Bitcoin to theoretically unlimited valuations as fiat confidence erodes.
