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What threatens family businesses and how to mitigate the risks?

Family businesses thrive on tradition but face risks like cyberattacks, extortion and internal fraud; experts urge stronger cybersecurity, crisis plans and personal protection for executives to ensure resilience and safeguard long-term stability

Major General (ret.) Boaz Gilad | 04.12.25

שמעון אייקוט, איש עסקים ישראלי בן 75, שעצור בקפריסין

Israeli developer accuses Cyprus of political persecution in landmark lawsuit

Shimon Aykut and son sue island nation and president for hundreds of millions over his prolonged detention and real estate losses in Northern Cyprus, claiming political persecution and human rights violations

Itamar Eichner | 04.03.25

Shabbat wars: Inside the high-stakes culture war for the soul of Israeli retail

Opinion: As ultra-Orthodox boycotts target BIG’s Shabbat operations, a fiery clash over consumer freedom, religious tradition and corporate power could reshape Israel’s cultural and economic landscape

Dr. Amit Serusi | 04.01.25

Tech mogul Moshe Yanai denies insolvency, cites $1.1B MII portfolio in Tel Aviv court battle

Israeli tech entrepreneur Moshe Yanai contests a $36 million bankruptcy petition, leveraging his investment portfolio and high-profile assets to counter claims of insolvency

Tomer Ganon/Calcalist | 03.31.25

Tech training firm HackerUSA faces $540 million debt, cedes half its shares

HackerUSA, a subsidiary of Israel-based ThriveDX, faced $146 million in debt, leading to court-appointed receivers; As part of a settlement, creditor Francisco Partners agreed to erase the debt in exchange for 50% of the US firm's shares and its cybersecurity IP

Almog Azar/Calcalist | 03.31.25

Charlie Javice and Israeli executive convicted in $175M JPMorgan fraud case

Court convicts Charlie Javice and Israeli Olivier Amar of orchestrating a $175 million fraud against JPMorgan, falsifying user data to secure the startup’s acquisition

Calcalist | 03.31.25

How Israeli high-tech continues to thrive amid political polarization

Opinion: Despite political upheaval and institutional distrust, Israeli high-tech’s collaborative ethos and grassroots problem-solving offer a roadmap for societal renewal

Ran Bronstein | 03.27.25

Struggling to rebound from war, Israel's northernmost city is withering away

Kiryat Shmona remains nearly deserted since the war, with shops closing daily and the main mall shut until at least August; business owners cite mounting losses, red tape and lack of aid; 'This is a city that never should have been built'

Yair Kraus | 03.26.25

'I don't need the publicity': The Haredi businessman who gave Emily Damari a BMW

Shai Graucher, inspired by his late father’s charity work, unites wealthy US donors and Israeli war victims through lavish gifts, viral acts of kindness and a mission to showcase Jewish unity amid tragedy

Shilo Freid | 03.09.25

Israel’s tech sector defies crisis as global investors bet big on local startups

Despite a year of war and economic uncertainty, Israel's tech sector secured more than $12 billion in funding, with top Silicon Valley venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz emerging as one of the most active foreign investors

Hillel Fuld | 03.06.25

Oren Sagi, managing director of Cisco Israel and chairperson of the Israel-America Chamber of Commerce

Tech talent crisis? Israel needs 13,000 engineers to sustain innovation growth

Afeka Academic College of Engineering in Tel Aviv says it has doubled enrollment to help meet the demand

Maayan Hoffman, ILTV | 02.26.25

Israel, India accelerate free trade talks

The latest push comes as Israel sent its largest-ever business delegation to India, marking a major step in strengthening economic ties

Ariella Lahyani, ILTV | 02.19.25

Israeli cosmetics brand Sacara expanding, opens 5 stores in Miami

Affordable cosmetics and makeup chain eyes city that is favored destination for Israeli tourism, has large Jewish community and favorable tax laws

Meirav Crystal | 02.18.25

Is Intel’s time up? TSMC and Broadcom eye pieces of struggling chipmaker

Once the leader in semiconductors, Intel now faces a critical crossroads; with rivals like TSMC and Nvidia gaining ground, reports of potential deals with TSMC and Broadcom raise the question: Can Intel reinvent itself or is its sun setting?

Omer Kabir | 02.17.25

IETA acting Executive Director Anna Langer addresses the Israel Educational Travel Alliance Leaders Summit

The future of Israel educational travel: Rebuilding and reinventing, with a goal of 50% growth in 2025

From logistical challenges to deeper ideological questions, educational organizations are forging new paths to connect travelers to Israel in the wake of the October 7 attacks

Felice Friedson/The Media Line | 02.12.25