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Israel Chemicals Ltd (ICL), now known as ACL, has witnessed a tumultuous second quarter in 2023, grappling with plunging profits and a sharp decline in product prices. However, recent indicators of price stabilization and increased demand suggest a potential turnaround for the fertilizer and minerals producer. Since the commencement of the third quarter, ACL's stock has surged by 16%, hinting at a potential upswing in the company's financial results for Q3. This comes as a relief after the company faced a severe blow in Q2, when a precipitous fall in fertilizer prices and reduced...

Israel's flagship airline, El Al, is celebrating its 20th anniversary since its listing on the stock exchange by unveiling remarkable financial performance in the second quarter of 2023. The company's published reports reveal a substantial surge in profits and a strategic business roadmap geared towards fleet expansion and upgrading narrow-body aircraft

Bezeq Group, a leading telecommunications company in Israel, has announced its financial results for the second quarter of 2023, showcasing impressive growth in revenues and achieving its highest adjusted net profit since 2017. The company's robust performance has led to positive market sentiment, with its shares rising by 1.8% at the opening of trading on Wednesday

In the wake of the contentious decision by the Strauss company to halt its advertising on Channel 14, a storm of controversy has erupted, leading to a boycott backed by right-wing factions. Recent developments have taken a disturbing turn, with reports emerging that threats against the company's chairwoman, Ofra Strauss, have prompted the deployment of security personnel for her protection. This alarming situation has been brought to light by N12

The Automated Bank Services Company has released its data on credit card expenses for the month of July, revealing a remarkable surge of approximately 6.2% compared to the same period last year. With credit card spending reaching an impressive NIS 41.17 billion, July has claimed its spot as the second-highest month of the year for credit card expenditure

The "White Doctor's Coats" protest, which brings together workers in the health system who oppose the regime coup and includes thousands of doctors, announced that if the government does not comply with the High Court ruling, its members will not report to work in the hospitals. "We declare that in a situation of the constitutional crisis, we will not be forced to report to work until the government returns to respecting the rulings of the Supreme Court," they wrote in a statement

Oppenheimer, known for its strong research department, has maintained an "outperform" recommendation for Amdocs (DOX) stock while raising its target price from $99 to $109. The decision comes after Amdocs posted strong fiscal third-quarter results, showcasing annual revenue growth of 6.9% at constant exchange rates. Although the growth rate slightly decelerated compared to the previous quarter, the company remains strategically well-positioned in the cloud services sector, particularly among leading telecom companies undergoing digital transformation

The high-tech sector in Israel witnessed a concerning nominal decrease in average salaries during May, according to recently published data by the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS). The average salary in the high-tech sector dropped to NIS 28,031 per month in May, down from NIS 29,219 in April. This decrease in wages may reflect the ongoing impact of the high-tech crisis, which has been exacerbated by a sharp decline in investments this year

In its semi-annual financial stability report, the Bank of Israel has issued a warning regarding potential adverse effects on Israel's economy in the medium term. The report highlights two main factors impacting the country's financial system: the continuous tightening of monetary policy through interest rate hikes, and a slowdown in global economic growth alongside difficulties in the global banking system

In a move that has sparked controversy and accusations of curbing the freedom of protest, Chief Avi Biton, the commander of the Central Police District, has imposed restrictions on demonstrations near the homes of ten members of the Knesset and ministers. The restrictions were implemented to address concerns raised during a government meeting about the lack of enforcement during protests near ministerial residences and following requests from members of the Knesset to limit demonstrations outside their homes