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Israel spends more of its GDP on education than the OECD average, but less per student
British Airways resumes Tel Aviv flights for first time since February
The new architecture of power: Why sustainability is the ultimate entrepreneurial frontier
Israir gets US Transport Dept. approval to sell tickets, aims for New York flights from October
"As soon as the FAA authorizes Israir to fly to New York... Israir will immediately start operating the flights, and, as a result, start selling tickets," the airline stated.
Cottage and white cheese shortage nears end as Tnuva, supermarkets restock
After two months of shortages caused by a technical glitch at Tnuva's dairy and a surge in demand, regular supplies have returned to retail chains and inventories have been rebuilt.
'There won't be gas on the holidays': Pazgas employees shut down branches
Sanctions at Pazgas: Starting today, the Kiryat Gat branch will be closed, and additional branches in Jerusalem, Ramla, Dimona, and Tiberias will be shut down later.
Common causes of personal injuries and how to protect your rights
Learn the common causes of personal injuries and practical ways to preserve evidence, protect your health, and support your legal rights.
Class-action lawsuit approved against Golda chain for misleading sugar-free ice cream marketing
Alongside high amounts of lactose, products were found to contain polyol sugar substitutes without proper disclosure; chain claimed: "We removed the products out of caution."
Visa lays off dozens of senior executives, including some with salaries near $500k
New documents reveal that among the 320 employees set to be laid off at Visa's California headquarters are six vice presidents, 37 senior directors, and senior technology executives.
The art of staying relevant: Career longevity, branding, and cultural influence in entertainment
Beyond talent and trends: How everyday discipline and smart choices build decades of audience trust.
Casey Wasserman and the changing landscape of international sport
How a sports marketing pioneer came to shape the LA28 Olympics and navigate the complex, interconnected world of modern international athletics.
Trump’s tech ties come under bipartisan fire following limited response to AI agents going rogue
After AI agents from OpenAI and Anthropic went rogue and hacked other companies, the Trump administration's response is now under the lens of bipartisan scrutiny.
Do reserve duties break up families? The data breaking the stigma
National Insurance Institute data shows that the divorce rate among reservists does not exceed the national average.
