New employment service data reveals that over 60% of job seekers displaced by the war are women, with 40% being mothers of young children. School closures have dramatically worsened women's unemployment.
Israel's government moves forward with the 900-megawatt David power station despite municipal resistance, advancing to environmental review after receiving initial approval.
Odysseyt, an AI-powered monitoring solutions developer, begins trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange this week following a dual listing. Meanwhile, Wix completes major share buyback.
Tens of millions of shekels allocated to frontline towns prove insufficient for evacuation, forcing local leaders to choose which residents receive assistance.
A major conflict has shattered pre-war economic assumptions, exposing vulnerabilities in global food supply chains and energy markets with far-reaching consequences.
Wall Street closes its first green week since the war began as markets await Trump's Iran ultimatum. U.S. inflation expected to surge, while oil prices spike amid ongoing uncertainty.
Israel's largest gas reservoir returns to operation following diplomatic pressure from neighboring states and U.S. involvement, while the northern Karish field remains offline.
United Airlines CEO warns of $11 billion in annual costs from rising oil prices. Airlines worldwide cancel flights and increase fees to offset fuel expenses.
Turkey has sold roughly a quarter of its foreign currency reserves within a month to prevent the lira's collapse amid war-related economic turmoil and soaring energy prices.
