Bus and train fares in Israel will significantly rise this Friday to fund the “Transportation Justice” reform, though the quality of public transport will remain low.
While prices soar in central Israel, Ramla emerges as a real estate hotspot with the TEO project, future metro, new IDF base, medical campus, and major urban renewal reshaping the historic city.
Sam Altman reveals that using polite language with chatbots like ChatGPT wastes millions of dollars in electricity and computing resources, urging a shift towards more efficient interactions.
Lawrence Lepard warns the monetary system is an "avalanche" due to sovereign debt. He predicts a coming "Big Print" of money, advocating gold, silver, and Bitcoin as crucial "lifeboats".
CEO James McDonald argues silver could outperform gold in 2025 due to rising industrial demand and its monetary role. He highlights Coupney's significant Mexican silver assets.
Katie Stockton warns markets are entering a “new regime” amid global trade tensions, with gold surging as a safe haven, equities losing momentum, and Bitcoin behaving more like a risk asset.
ONE DUBNOV stands at the intersection of conservation and contemporary design, offering a rare opportunity to reside within the living history of Jerusalem.
Gold just shattered expectations, soaring past $3,333 per ounce and cementing its role as the ultimate safe-haven asset. Investors are turning to gold as economic fears and global tensions rise.
Building permit approved: Almog Group to build 964 apartments, 6,000 sqm of commercial space, a school, and a green boulevard in Bat Yam’s Ramat HaNasi neighborhood - its largest project to date.
Mike McGlone warns of a "profound reversion cycle" as gold soars while stocks and crypto falter. He sees US equities declining, Bitcoin vulnerable, and tariffs triggering a global economic unwind.