Central Bureau of Statistics says significant price hikes include produce (5.3%), transport (1.9%), household expenses (1.1%), and foods (0.6%). Prominent price decreases included clothing (3.2%).
According to data from the Central Bureau of Statistics, 26.6% of demand for new apartments was in central Israel, with the Tel Aviv area alone seeing 20.5% of demand for new apartments.
Citing numbers from the US Census Bureau’s Foreign Trade Division and Foreign Direct Investments, the NJEDA said exports from the Garden State to the Jewish state rose 41%, going from $327 million to $461 million. Imports from Israel to New Jersey grew from 8% from a little more than $1 billion to $1.9 billion.
The winner of the Aviram Awards –Tech for Humanity in Dubai, which aims to identify initiatives and technologies capable of solving humanity's greatest challenges, will receive $500,000 in prize money and expert mentoring.
The first branches under the Carrefour brand are slated to be opened in late 2022, while Carrefour's own brand products will start to be sold in Yeinot Bitan branches before the summer.
Tech giant joins dozens of international companies in pulling business out of the country. Citing safety concerns, audio streaming service Spotify closes Moscow office indefinitely..
Morgan Stanley Capital International cites Israel's Sunday-to-Thursday trading schedule as the reason for retaining its Middle East classification.
Businesses that prove annual revenue losses of at least 35% in January-February 2022 compared to the same months in 2019 will be eligible to receive up to 600,000 shekels.
The owner and CEO of TorGaming, who also brought Nintendo to Israel and served six years as CEO of the iDigital retail chain for Apple products, added that the upcoming Lego store in Tel Aviv has "an amazing and out of the ordinary location."
The privatization comes as the government has come under fire for rising consumer prices. Bids are due by April 24.