Oracle recorded a sharp 13% drop in its number of employees during the 2026 fiscal year, following strategic changes and a transition to artificial intelligence.
Oracle recorded a sharp 13% drop in its number of employees during the 2026 fiscal year, following strategic changes and a transition to artificial intelligence.
Over 250 women officers urged Zamir to disavow 'the exclusion of women' warning of harm to national security, as rabbis of 25 yeshivas combining Jewish religious study with army service, said they will no longer allow students to serve in the armored corps citing women integration
Shin Bet sources reportedly said 'an order came from above,' directly from Zini, to reject requests including hanging Pride flags and displaying a Pride-themed screensaver • Ministers Chikli and Smotrich welcomed his move to 'remove progressive, gender and LGBTQ agendas' from the service
A sharp selloff in artificial intelligence and technology stocks sent investors into aggressive profit–taking, igniting a global panic that threatens to shift the trend in the markets.
A sharp selloff in artificial intelligence and technology stocks sent investors into aggressive profit–taking, igniting a global panic that threatens to shift the trend in the markets.
In protest of the arrest of IDF draft dodgers, many in the Haredi community will take part in slow-driving convoys that will converge outside a military prison near Netanya
IDF commanders say they refraining from proactive strikes against Hezbollah despite the PM's statements, warning Iranian and Qatari representatives in the newly-announced 'deconflicting cell' to coordinate between Israel, Hezbollah and Lebanon's army could endanger Israeli soldiers
One side effect of the daily terror from the hilltop youth against Palestinian pastoralist communities is that the threshold of interest, shock and disgust keeps rising
In a show of force for the progressive left, all three of the candidates endorsed by NYC Mayor Mamdani won their races • 'We cannot keep paying for Netanyahu's wars with our tax dollars,' former NYC Comptroller Brad Lander told supporters at his victory party
According to a source familiar with the details, the Haredim will support the government's plan to split the role of the attorney general, reform to the communications sector and the establishment of a political committee of inquiry into October 7. In return, the coalition will promote the Basic Law: Torah Study and a clause in the exemption law that will halt the arrest of deserters
Mohammed Barakeh, a former Hadash lawmaker and longtime head of the Arab community's main representative body, was released under restrictions after questioning. Arab leaders and rights groups denounced the move as political persecution