TheMarker in English

Lean: UnratedType: Business & marketsLanguage: HebrewBased in: Tel AvivOwnership: Haaretz GroupFunding: Subscriptions and advertisingFounded: 2000

TheMarker is a business & markets outlet based in Tel Aviv, publishing in Hebrew. On baba News’s left–center–right scale it is rated Unrated (Business). We translate TheMarker's Hebrew coverage into clear English and compare it against other Israeli newsrooms across the spectrum.

Stories

625

Translated coverage in the last 30 days.

Bylined

100%

Share of stories with a named author.

Originals

51%

Share of stories this newsroom reported first.

Opinion

Share of opinion and analysis.

Press releases

Share of press-release copy.

Median lag

375 min

Median minutes behind the first report on the same story.

Why not a score? These are rates we can recompute. A single number would hide whether a newsroom is slow, unnamed, or mostly reprints.

How TheMarker writes

Neutralover 596 pieces this month · Business press mean: 1.38 against 1.42

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the United Statesin step with the wire on
Netanyahuin step with the wire on
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the Shin Betin step with the wire on

How this is measured

General2 days ago

Ben Gurion Airport Parking Congestion Persists Despite Authority Claims

Parking lots at Ben Gurion Airport remain congested despite claims by the Israel Airports Authority that the issue was resolved. Travelers are reporting full and closed parking facilities, causing frustration.

EconomySep 22, 2026

Israel's Public Transport System Fails After Two-Year Investigation

A two-year investigation into 100 Israeli public transport hubs revealed a system suffering from chronic delays, neglect, and stalled projects, contrasting sharply with Israel's high-tech image. Insufficient investment, governmental roadblocks, and rising fares have led to significant economic losses due to traffic congestion, hindering potential growth.

EconomySep 21, 2026

Real Estate Buyers Often Unaware of Purchases, Experts Warn

A report indicates that 99% of apartment buyers do not fully understand their purchases, emphasizing the need for due diligence. Separately, a luxury developer is suing Electra Construction for 1 billion shekels over a dispute involving four apartments.

PoliticsSep 21, 2026

Trump's Arms Deal Exposes Netanyahu's "Sparta Vision" as Illusion

A new arms deal involving Donald Trump is used to argue that Prime Minister Netanyahu's "Sparta vision" for national security is an illusion. The article criticizes the focus on personal influence over practical results, suggesting it leads to missed opportunities.

PoliticsSep 21, 2026

Israeli Media Outlets Halt Joint Coverage of President Following Trump's Boycott

Israeli television networks have stopped their joint coverage of the President's events. This decision was made in response to a boycott by former US President Donald Trump, who refused to appear alongside the current President.

SecuritySep 20, 2026

Trump Administration Reportedly Prepares Sanctions on International Criminal Court

The Trump administration is reportedly planning sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC) over its investigations into U.S. and Israeli actions. The potential sanctions could include asset freezes and travel bans for ICC officials.

EconomySep 20, 2026

Israeli Tech Sector Faces Layoffs Amid Global AI Boom

The Israeli tech sector is experiencing widespread layoffs and difficulty finding employment for professionals, even as the global AI boom continues. Some companies are reporting massive profits, while others face significant challenges and cost-cutting measures.

CultureSep 20, 2026

Veteran Israeli Journalist and Media Researcher Gideon Kutz Dies at 78

Veteran Israeli journalist and media researcher Gideon Kutz died at the age of 78. His death was reported alongside various other news items.

EconomySep 20, 2026

Developer Sues Electra Construction for $275 Million Over Luxury Tower Dispute

A developer is suing Electra Construction for approximately $275 million over alleged financial improprieties related to a luxury tower project in Tel Aviv's Bavli neighborhood. The lawsuit claims Electra Construction improperly retained interest earned on project funds.

SecuritySep 20, 2026

Palestinian Gunman Kills Israeli Near Ein Riyal Spring; Suspect Apprehended

An Israeli man was killed in a shooting attack near the Ein Riyal spring in the West Bank. The Palestinian gunman was captured at a nearby hospital following the incident.

EconomySep 20, 2026

Bookstore CEO Complains About Hiring Woes, Minimum Wage

The CEO of Israeli bookstore chain Tzomet Sfarim is facing criticism for complaining about hiring difficulties while offering only minimum wage. The situation highlights a generational divide in work expectations and wage demands.

EconomySep 20, 2026

US Beef Prices Hit Record Highs Amidst Economic Concerns

Beef prices in the US have reached record highs, contributing to broader economic concerns about the cost of living and job market instability. The article also touches on investment strategies, real estate market trends, and rapid AI development.

EconomySep 20, 2026

Phoenix Insurance to Pay $20 Million in Class Action Settlement

Phoenix Insurance Company will pay NIS 74 million (about $20 million) to settle a class action lawsuit. The suit accused the company of improperly keeping interest earned on policyholder funds. The settlement awaits court approval.

TechSep 20, 2026

AI Moguls Drive Tech's 'Scariest' Advance Amid Layoffs

AI leaders are pushing forward with advanced technology despite significant layoffs across industries. Simultaneously, the financial sector faces challenges and opportunities, including real estate market shifts and investment news.

SecuritySep 20, 2026

Rumor of Bank Collapse Briefly Rocked Israeli Financial System

A false rumor about a major Israeli bank's stability nearly triggered a financial crisis, leading to a surge in withdrawals. Authorities intervened to restore confidence and prevent wider damage.

EconomySep 20, 2026

Israeli Business News Highlights: AI, Real Estate, and Investments

This collection of Israeli business news covers major developments in AI, including employee concerns at OpenAI and Microsoft, a look at the real estate market in Netanya, Tel Aviv, and Jerusalem, and significant investment news in tech and the stock market.

EconomySep 20, 2026

Israel's Transportation Crisis Persists Despite Billions Invested

Israel invests 18 billion shekels annually in transportation, yet severe traffic congestion persists. The article questions the effectiveness of these large-scale investments in resolving the country's persistent gridlock issues.

EconomySep 20, 2026

Rimon Group CEO Credits Hardship for Risk-Taking Drive

Yossi Elmalem, CEO of the Rimon Group, stated that significant past financial losses made him a risk-taking individual. The article also covers broader economic issues in Israel, including transportation failures and the job market.

TechSep 20, 2026

AI Moguls Race Toward Potentially Dangerous Technology

AI industry leaders are pushing forward with advanced technology development amidst tech layoffs and economic concerns. The article covers housing prices, tech disputes, cost of living, and investment opportunities in Israel and abroad.

PoliticsSep 20, 2026

Government Professionals Oppose Pension Fund Deduction Proposal

Israeli government professionals are opposing a proposal to reduce mandatory pension contribution deductions, arguing it would harm long-term retirement security. The debate centers on balancing immediate financial relief with future economic stability.

TechSep 20, 2026

Israeli General's Tech Venture Fails to Secure Deals Despite Millions Spent

A former Israeli general's tech venture failed to secure deals despite significant investment, while the company faces AI breach allegations. The article also covers AI advancements, financial markets, and the Israeli job landscape.

EconomySep 20, 2026

Israeli Business News Roundup: AI, Real Estate, and Global Investments

This compilation of Israeli business news covers the AI industry's rapid development and employee concerns, the dynamics of the real estate market in major cities, and various investment opportunities including international markets and specific Israeli companies. It also touches on job market challenges and economic indicators.

GeneralSep 20, 2026

Israeli Media Covers Diverse Topics from Gaza Criticism to AI Investment

Israeli media outlets are covering a broad spectrum of news, including criticism of Hamas, investment advice, technological advancements in AI, and real estate prices in Netanya. The coverage spans international relations, finance, culture, and social issues.

EconomySep 19, 2026

Global Debt, Deficits, and High Yields Signal Economic Peril

The global economy faces risks from high debt, deficits, and interest rates, while Israel experiences a high cost of living, job market challenges, and real estate price drops. The digest also covers Taiwan's defense preparations and AI advancements.

SecuritySep 19, 2026

Israeli Firm Irregular Linked to Breaches at Anthropic, OpenAI, Google

Israeli startup Irregular is reportedly involved in unauthorized access incidents affecting AI giants Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google. The breaches occurred during testing of Irregular's AI agents, raising security concerns in the industry.

EconomySep 19, 2026

Four Tel Aviv Apartments Sold for Over NIS 1 Million Each

Four three-room apartments in Tel Aviv were sold for over NIS 1.25 million each. The article also discusses broader real estate trends, investment opportunities, and company financial news.

TechSep 19, 2026

Israeli AI Startups Vie for Dominance in Global Security Market

At least 20 Israeli startups are competing to secure AI agents, aiming to raise $750 million in a rapidly growing global market. The companies are developing solutions to protect AI systems from cyber threats.

TechSep 19, 2026

Israeli AI Security Startups Compete for $750 Million Investment

Twenty Israeli startups are competing for $750 million in investments aimed at securing artificial intelligence agents, showcasing Israel's role in AI security innovation.

EconomySep 19, 2026

Israeli Business News Roundup: Markets, Investments, and Tech

This Israeli business news digest covers market movements, including U.S. indices and oil prices, alongside significant corporate and investment news. It highlights Turkish economic measures, Israeli real estate trends, and a substantial investment in an Israeli gaming company, as well as advancements in AI security startups.

TechSep 18, 2026

Israeli Startups Vie for Dominance in AI Security Race

Twenty Israeli startups have collectively raised $750 million to compete in securing artificial intelligence agents. The article also covers broader AI advancements, financial investment advice, and real estate market trends in Israel.

EconomySep 18, 2026

Adama Appoints Chinese CEO, Jingang Hao, to Succeed Gal Hirsh

Adama, a global crop protection company, has appointed Jingang Hao as its new CEO, replacing Gal Hirsh. Hao, who has extensive experience in the agricultural sector, will assume the role on January 1, 2024.

TechSep 18, 2026

Israeli Startups Vie for Dominance in AI Security Market

Over 20 Israeli startups are competing in the $750 million market for AI security, aiming to lead the global charge in protecting artificial intelligence agents.

EconomySep 18, 2026

Altshuler Shaham Loses $650 Million in August Ahead of Sale

Altshuler Shaham lost NIS 2.4 billion in assets in August before a potential sale. The article also covers global financial shifts, Israeli corporate moves, investment guides, and real estate trends.

TechSep 18, 2026

Israeli Startups Vie for Dominance in AI Security Market

Twenty Israeli startups are competing for a significant share of the $750 million AI security market, focusing on developing advanced protection for AI agents. This competition underscores Israel's drive to lead in AI security technology.

EconomySep 18, 2026

Israeli Tech Sector Faces Layoffs Amid Global Economic Downturn

The Israeli tech sector is experiencing significant layoffs due to a global economic downturn, leading to increased job searching challenges. The article also covers diverse topics from real estate and finance to social issues and startup competition.

TechSep 18, 2026

Israeli Startups Vie for $750 Million in AI Security Market

Twenty Israeli startups are competing for a $750 million market share in securing artificial intelligence agents. This competition highlights Israel's growing role in advanced technology and cybersecurity.

EconomySep 18, 2026

New York Real Estate Developers Embrace Israeli Tech Mogul's Vision

Israeli tech entrepreneur David Naji is reportedly gaining traction with New York real estate developers. His innovative approaches are said to be influencing the city's real estate market, signaling a potential cross-sector impact.

EconomySep 18, 2026

Bookstore CEO Laments Staff Shortage Amid Layoffs

Avi Shomer, CEO of Tzomet Sfarim, stated his company could increase annual sales by NIS 100 million if they had more staff, despite widespread tech layoffs. The article also covers unrelated topics including Jerusalem real estate, financial markets, and gaming.

EconomySep 18, 2026

Yovel Control Dispute Centers on 129 New Netanya Apartments

A dispute between Yovel's controlling shareholder Yitzhak Baruch and businessman Avishai Neria revolves around the sale of 129 new apartments in Netanya. The article also touches on broader real estate market issues, investment opportunities, and financial news.

EconomySep 18, 2026

Secondhand Market Booms, Influencing Prices Dramatically

The secondhand market is booming, with luxury items like designer dresses selling for significantly less than their original price. This trend is part of a wider economic discussion including job market concerns, investment opportunities, and real estate price shifts.