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Nvidia is fast on the way to overtaking Intel as Israel's biggest private tech employer but as a manufacturer Intel could still remain much more valuable to Israel's economy.

According to foreign reports Spyder, which Romania is procuring from Rafael for $2.2 billion, is operational in 10 countries. But it is not part of Israel's multi-layer air defense system. "Globes" explains why.

Asaf Banai, founder and co-CEO of Profit Financial Services, warns against emotional bias, and calls for avoiding trends, and for diversifying investments. Fourth and last article in a series.

Is it an unfortunate coincidence, or are there common factors that can explain why companies associated with one of Israel's most admired entrepreneurs got into difficulties?

Bombing of banks, killing of key figures, and hacking attacks proved effective, but experts warn that Iran, Hezbollah, and even Hamas, could quickly recover.

Daniel Cohen, partner and CEO of the Profit Financial Group, counsels patience in a crisis, and criticizes the Treasury’s planned reforms in savings.

Ron Senator, managing partner at hedge fund Sphera, says the recent rally goes beyond the typical market response after a conflict reaches its peak.

Decisions made early on in a company's life can cause difficulties later when it comes to an exit.

Pitted against Iranian forces backed by Russian and Chinese technology, Israeli weaponry proved astonishingly effective in Operation Rising Lion.

Against Iran, the IDF reverted to its lightning war tradition, and in doing so showcased the prowess of Israel's defense industry.

As Israeli UAVs prove a decisive factor in the war against Iran, the local drone industry is gearing up for increased international demand.

Leading structural engineer Israel David says protected rooms require revised risk calculations but stresses that had the Iranian missiles hit high-rise buildings abroad, they would have collapsed.

In the second of a series, Profit Financial Group chief economist Amir Kahanovich shares his investment philosophy.

The demand to desist from plots to destroy Israel is liable to be entirely absent from diplomacy to end the war.

As "The Wall Street Journal" reports that Israel's stockpiles of Arrow interception missiles is dwindling, "Globes" examines the IDF's options.

Mediation between Israel and Iran would put President Putin back onto the international stage, but the Israeli government is advised to be wary.