Israel on Sunday announced that Intel is set to make the largest ever investment in the country with a $25 billion (90 billion NIS) semiconductor chip manufacturing plant, an economic move Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called “huge and unprecedented.” Commenting…
As coronavirus cases are rising in Israel and restrictions are being renewed, the Jewish State is redoubling efforts to try and mitigate the financial trauma caused by the shutdowns due to COVID-19. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced an…
The current coronavirus crisis may be nearing the end in Israel, but the economic crisis caused by weeks and weeks of government-imposed shutdown in response to the virus is still raging. On Monday, Israeli President Reuven Rivlin and Jerusalem Mayor…
The United States on Wednesday wrapped up a two-day workshop in Bahrain aimed at drumming up economic support for the Palestinian people as part of the American “Peace to Prosperity” plan, but not every nation in the Middle East is…
The latest credit rating from Standard & Poor’s for the State of Israel saw the country upgraded from “strong” to “very strong” according to the S&P website, and that something for which Israel’s leadership sees as vindication for their economic…
As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues his historic tour of Latin America, he meant business in his visit to Mexico. As in, he talked about business with 16 of the leading Mexican businesspeople during a breakfast where a key…