Financial

Following the conclusion of Passover, Israeli households are bracing for a series of price increases across various sectors, likely to significantly impact expenses. Among the notable increases, the price of fuel is set to surge to NIS 7.90 per liter on Wednesday, while supervised dairy products are expected to become up to 5% more expensive. Additionally, a range of popular products including Milka, Oreo, Gomigam, Crunch, Tampax, Heinz, Kellogg's, Fairey, Sud, Ariel, and Persil are also expected to see price hikes

Huge deal in high-tech: The Israeli company Cyberark announced that it signed an agreement to purchase Venafi for $1.54 billion - $1 billion in cash and the balance in Cyberark shares

After extensive negotiations spanning over a year with both Airbus and Boeing, El Al Airlines, controlled by the Rosenberg family, has decided to exclusively negotiate with Boeing for its new aircraft fleet. The decision marks a significant milestone for the company, leading to the largest strategic agreement in its history. Boeing Deal Details El Al plans to purchase and lease approximately 30 Boeing 737 Max narrow-body aircraft, with an estimated value of $2-2.5 billion. Deliveries are expected to commence in 2027 and span several years, rejuvenating and expanding the airline's...

Dovdban unit soldier Major (res.) Yehuda Gato, 22 years old, from Pardes Hana-Karkur, an operational driver, was killed today (Monday) by an explosive device in the Nur A. Shams refugee camp near Tulkarm. Another fighter was wounded. The tragedy happened during a counter-terrorism operation by the Menashe Brigade, in which shafts were breached and explosives were neutralized. At the time of the explosion, there was a driver and a commander from the Dovdvan unit in the vehicle, the rest of the fighters unloaded before the explosion in favor of an operational foot mission. The Panther...

Israeli content recommendation company Outbrain has announced the acquisition of Teads, a prominent player in video advertising solutions, for $1 billion. The seller is French-Israeli businessman Patrick Darhy's media group, which owns the Israeli communications company HOT

El Al Airlines has released its financial results for the second quarter of 2024, showcasing an outstanding performance that aligns with earlier projections and underscores the airline's robust recovery and growth trajectory. The company reported revenues of approximately $839 million, marking a significant 33% increase from the $630 million recorded in the same quarter last year. This surge in revenue is attributed to a $29 million boost in cargo operations and strong passenger demand