Against the backdrop of sector-specific benefits and mass insured transfers, the government is examining competition among health funds
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
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- The government is examining competition among Israel's health funds amid sector-specific benefits and the mass transfer of insured members.
- The text also includes a series of financial, real estate, and technology headlines, including Teva layoffs in Israel and reports of a possible sale of Payoneer to Nuvei.
Teva is laying off 250 employees in Israel.
"We bought an apartment for NIS 970,000, that is what attracted us"
More than Israel, the UAE and South Africa, the man who earns $3.6 million an hour
"Companies are rushing into the market only to sell money. That could lead to losses and trouble"
Report: Israeli Payoneer in talks to be sold to Nuvei for $2.7 billion
Autism in 2025: What parents need to know, in cooperation with Dr. Avi Brecher
Six records for the dollar shekel exchange rate over the past 30 years
Mutual hedge funds, what are the main differences between the TA-35 and TA-125 stock indices
Where is Israel's real estate market headed in 2026
"The contractor loan story is behind us now", should you wait or rush to buy an apartment?
"We will pay $10,000 to anyone who brings us buyers for the apartment"
Reverse relocation, "Here they send WhatsApp messages at any hour. If you do not answer, they chase after you"
Avi Bar-Eli
The Finance Ministry is sending high-tech companies to cut workers' salaries by 20%
Meirav Arlosoroff
"I invested NIS 360,000 from my study fund through Global Net. Now there is no one to talk to"
Genia Wolinsky
"We ended up with a bunch of jealous infantiles who do not know how to work and do not want to work"
Avi Bar-Eli
"The contractor loan story is behind us now", should you wait or rush to buy an apartment?
Hadar Horash
"We will pay $10,000 to anyone who brings us buyers for the apartment"
Gili Melnikzi