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The ‘Wing of Zion’ cost Israeli taxpayers 600 million shekels ($183M), and some people turned a profit from it. So why are the culprits nowhere to be found in the new report? Read More Haaretz Business

As Ukraine war rages and the West tightens the screws on Russian oligarchs, many of them look to Israel to escape ■ Some already hold Israeli citizenship, exactly for these kinds of circumstances ■ Billionaires will benefit from Israeli law, allowing them to hide sources of income for a 10-year period Read More Haaretz Business

The foreign minister took a jab at Israel’s flag carrier, claiming on Twitter it was accepting payment via a Russian system ‘designed to evade sanctions.’ The airline says denied the allegations Read More Haaretz Business

The foreign minister took a jab at Israel’s flag carrier, claiming on Twitter it was accepting payment via a Russian system ‘designed to evade sanctions.’ The airline says it has blocked it a week ago Read More Haaretz Business

The move, which comes via a franchising agreement with an Israeli firm, comes after years of attempts to bring international food chains into the country Read More Haaretz Business

Funded with profits from natural gas, its launch comes as Israel is having second thoughts about further development of fossil fuels. Some argue that the money should be used to finance the transition to renewables Read More Haaretz Business

Official agencies expected sharp growth in 2021, but not 8.1 percent, after a 2.2 percent shrinkage in the Israeli economy due to COVID in 2020 Read More Haaretz Business

The major economic crisis plaguing Lebanon has severely affected schools and universities. Even if you get a job, the average salary of an untenured teacher is about $90 a month Read More Haaretz Business

From hackers who exploit security breaches to fraud by the system’s operators, here are some of the risks of investing in the dazzling field of cryptocurrency. Whatever you do, don’t lose that key Read More Haaretz Business

Israel’s investment houses have diverted much of their funds to U.S. stocks. If there is a change in the trend in tech stocks on Wall Street, Israeli pensions will be hard hit Read More Haaretz Business