Economy

After two decades of spiraling prices, the rise in interest rates has caused the Tel Aviv real estate bubble to deflate

'We are working to improve tax and regulatory policy to enable commercial certainty and a favorable environment' says Israeli industry leader Karin Rubinstein

The Group of 20 now includes 21 members with the AU, alongside 19 other countries and the European Union that are considered the largest economies in the world

'This has been the result of months of careful diplomacy, quiet, careful diplomacy, bilaterally and in multilateral settings,' says U.S. official Jon Finer

The Moody's credit rating agency was also set to meet with the Bank of Israel's governor, Amir Yaron, after meeting with other senior economic officials

A Michigan pension fund for fire and police services had sued Unilever for not disclosing the boycott of Ben & Jerry's sale in 'Israeli-occupied' areas

The data showed that prices in Israel were 38 percent higher than the average for OECD countries

As Russia, China and the U.S. jostle for influence across the African continent, it is no surprise that this year’s summit focuses on 'BRICS and Africa'

The shekel also weakened against the euro, losing around 3 percent since the beginning of the month

Evergrande has quickly come to symbolize a crisis in the Chinese real estate sector, with shockwaves being felt in the world's second largest economy