Whining about the cost of living, continuing to wear Nike and Adidas
The Israeli consumer cries and pays, pays and cries, and simply refuses to give up on the big brands. Are we suckers or simply loyal?
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Despite a decline in apartment sales – BST enters the stock exchange with a dramatic move
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End of tax exemption: Tax Authority move will cost property owners dearly in Israel
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Israel to assist Somaliland in developing its water sector
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Yum strikes two deals to sell Pizza Hut for $2.7 billion in tale of diverging fortunes
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Huge donation of NIS 200 million for a new rehabilitation hospital in Sde Dov
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David Hofstedter and his family foundation: From Toronto real estate to global Jewish learning
A builder in business and Jewish life.
SailPoint acquires Israeli startup Entro for approximately $200 million
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Two hydrogen refueling stations: The new step of the Ministry of Energy
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