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TheMarker in English

Lean: UnratedType: Business & marketsLanguage: HebrewBased in: Tel Aviv

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.

EconomyJun 12, 2026

Elon Musk Becomes the First Trillionaire in History

Elon Musk has become the first trillionaire in history, according to the article. The story highlights the unprecedented size of his fortune and notes no further details on how the milestone was reached.

TechJun 12, 2026

Meta Says It Is Working to Fix Worldwide Facebook and Instagram Outage

Facebook and Instagram suffered a worldwide outage, and Meta said it was working to fix the problem. The source does not provide a cause, a repair timeline, or further technical details.

TechJun 12, 2026

Startup Turns Claude Code’s Loading Screen Into an Ad Board

An Israeli tech roundup spotlights a startup that wants to replace Claude Code’s subscription cost by selling ad space on its loading bar. It also previews multiple stories on AI, startups, personal finance, and the state of Israel’s tech sector.

EconomyJun 12, 2026

SpaceX Shares Surge 35% in Private Market Trading Ahead of Planned Listing

SpaceX shares are up about 35% in private market trading ahead of the company’s expected market debut. The article says the listing is being watched as potentially the largest IPO in history.

EconomyJun 12, 2026

Early SpaceX Investor Sees $20 Billion Stake After 15 Years

A long-term SpaceX investor now holds shares worth $20 billion after 15 years of buying. The roundup also says SpaceX is headed toward a historic Wall Street listing. It places the story alongside other Israeli business and market disputes.

EconomyJun 12, 2026

Chip Stocks in Focus After SpaceX’s New Valuation, as Tel Aviv Trading Looms

SpaceX raised $75 billion at a $1.77 trillion valuation, drawing market attention ahead of trading in Tel Aviv. The dollar fell 1% to NIS 2.93, while the World Bank said Middle East war conditions have slowed global growth to its lowest pace since COVID-19.

EconomyJun 12, 2026

Two Tycoons Bet on Casinos: Is It the Right Time?

The supplied text only includes the headline about two tycoons considering casino investments, not the article’s facts. No substantive details about the people, project, location, or timing are provided in the excerpt.

EconomyJun 12, 2026

Where Were Three-Room Apartments Sold for Up to NIS 600,000?

A real-estate feature identifies the city where three-room apartments sold for up to NIS 600,000. It describes a wealthy, expensive town with very high property taxes, rapid development, and residents divided over its character.

GeneralJun 12, 2026

A High-Pay, High-Risk Recruitment Drive for a Tough Assignment

A recruitment effort offered double pay and a Toblerone for a difficult, precision-heavy assignment. The article argues that even intimidating work can attract people when the compensation is strong enough.

GeneralJun 12, 2026

Top reader comments question whether costly apartment upgrades are worth it

A weekly reader-comments roundup features a complaint about the risks of an apartment redevelopment deal that may only return the same-size unit with a new lobby. The page also links to major business, market, labor, and consumer stories from the week.

EconomyJun 12, 2026

At 65 and Short on Cash, They Managed to Buy Their First Apartment for 1.2 Million Shekels

A Hebrew article says a couple bought their first apartment at age 65 for 1.2 million shekels despite lacking enough savings. It places their story in the context of a strained Israeli housing market, rising mortgage borrowing, and wider financial turbulence.

EconomyJun 11, 2026

Ahead of a Deal with Iran? The Dollar Falls 1% to 2.93 Shekels

The dollar fell 1% to 2.93 shekels amid market optimism about a possible agreement in the Middle East. The text also lists several business, technology, and market headlines, including SpaceX’s fundraising at a $1.77 trillion valuation and a 2% rise in the Nasdaq.

EconomyJun 11, 2026

World Bank: Middle East war slows global growth to lowest level since the pandemic

The World Bank said the war in the Middle East has slowed global growth to its lowest level since the coronavirus pandemic. The Hebrew text provided alongside the headline contains a series of unrelated article titles.

GeneralJun 11, 2026

Tel Aviv Pride March Returns After Two-Year Hiatus, With Many Streets to Close

Tel Aviv's Pride Parade is being held today after being canceled for the past two years. Many streets in the city will be closed during the event.

EconomyJun 11, 2026

SpaceX IPO Could Make 4,400 Employees Millionaires, as Musk Is Drawn into Iran’s Target Bank

SpaceX is heading for a major IPO that could make 4,400 employees millionaires. The headline also notes Elon Musk’s inclusion in Iran’s target bank. The article text is presented as a roundup of multiple business and news items.

WorldJun 11, 2026

Suspicion of hazardous material spread investigated at the Pentagon; report says building was locked down

A report said a building at the Pentagon was locked down after suspicion of hazardous materials being spread. The article text accompanying the item consisted of unrelated headlines and briefs in Hebrew.

GeneralJun 11, 2026

At Last, Football Fans Are Not Being Gouged, but Eli Azur Still Manages to Profit Again

This piece is a promotional and editorial roundup in which the main headline says football fans are no longer being exploited, but Eli Azur still profits. The text also lists multiple related business, technology, and finance stories and author bylines.

GeneralJun 11, 2026

Rafael and Reflex Aerospace Launch High-Resolution Satellite Constellations

Rafael and Reflex Aerospace announced the launch of high-resolution satellite constellations. The text also lists a series of other financial, technology, and feature headlines included in the publication.

GeneralJun 11, 2026

Supreme Court Narrows Fines Imposed on Companies for Harming Consumers

Israel’s Supreme Court has reduced the fines that can be imposed on companies for harming consumers. The ruling narrows the penalties applied in such cases.

EconomyJun 11, 2026

Enlight to Build a Data Center on Israel Canada’s Income-Producing Real Estate

Enlight will build a data center on income-producing real estate owned by Israel Canada. The article text also includes a list of related business, finance, and technology headlines.

EconomyJun 11, 2026

Plumbing, Nursing, or AI Development? The 2026 Education Dilemma

The article collection focuses on the dilemmas facing young people in 2026, especially what to study, from plumbing and nursing to AI development. It also highlights major pressures in Israel’s economy and high-tech sector, including layoffs, salary cuts, and uncertainty in real estate and investment markets.

GeneralJun 11, 2026

Trump: We Will Strike Iran Heavily Tonight, and in the Near Future We Will Capture Kharg Island

The text lists a series of business and technology headlines, including arms sales, maritime rescue startup coverage, SpaceX, the stock market, real estate, and labor issues in Israel. It also includes a quoted headline about Trump saying the U.S. will strike Iran heavily tonight and, in the near future, capture Kharg Island.

GeneralJun 11, 2026

Workers Fell to Their Deaths at a Luxury Project in North Tel Aviv, and the Companies Will Pay Millions to Their Heirs

Workers fell to their deaths at a luxury project in north Tel Aviv, and the companies involved will pay millions of shekels to their heirs. The article also notes related business and real estate headlines, including a major lawsuit against Israel Zera, a ruling on parking spaces in a TAMA 38 building, and mortgage data for May.

EconomyJun 11, 2026

Competition Authority Wary of Approving Melisron’s Purchase of Kanyon HaZahav

The Competition Authority is wary of approving Melisron’s acquisition of Kanyon HaZahav. The article provides only this brief report and no further details.

SecurityJun 11, 2026

Elbit and Diehl Form Partnership to Market Autonomous Loitering Munitions

Elbit and Diehl are forming a partnership to market autonomous loitering munitions. The Hebrew source text also includes several other finance, technology, and real estate headlines.

GeneralJun 11, 2026

Severe Traffic Jams Expected Tonight in Central Israel Due to Haredi Protests and Three Concerts

Severe traffic jams are expected tonight in central Israel because of Haredi protests and three concerts. The article text provided is largely a list of unrelated headlines and promotional items.

GeneralJun 11, 2026

Unusual traffic congestion expected tonight in central Israel due to three concerts and ultra-Orthodox protests

The headline says unusual traffic congestion is expected tonight in central Israel because of three concerts and protests by ultra-Orthodox demonstrators. The rest of the text appears to be a list of unrelated article headlines on business, technology, real estate, and society.

EconomyJun 11, 2026

As the shekel strengthens, Finance Ministry recommends grant plan for the high-tech sector, without naming amounts

The Finance Ministry is recommending a grant program for Israel's high-tech sector because of the strengthening shekel, but without specifying amounts. The text also contains a list of links to other unrelated business and news stories.

EconomyJun 11, 2026

European Central Bank Set to Become the First Major Bank to Raise Rates Because of the Iran War

The text is a list of article headlines from the business and news sections, including coverage of the European Central Bank, energy, AI, Teva, high-tech, and real estate. One headline says the European Central Bank is expected to become the first major bank in the world to raise interest rates because of the Iran war.

EconomyJun 11, 2026

Eli Tsipori Vows Never to Call News 12 “Al Jazeera 12” Again

A roundup of business, technology, real estate, labor, and consumer issues includes Teva layoffs in Israel, a major IPO, and disputes over investments, salaries, and high-tech employment. The text also mentions energy sector opportunities, autism guidance for parents, and several market and finance topics.

EconomyJun 11, 2026

On the Verge of Losing Control: Haim Katzman Wants to Sell Norstar’s G City Shares

Haim Katzman wants to sell Norstar's controlling stake in G City, and the stock rose 13% on the news. The Hebrew source also lists several other business and consumer headlines.

GeneralJun 11, 2026

At Sea for the First Time, an Unmanned Rescue: Meet Saronic, the Naval Commando Veteran's Startup

This article text does not contain a single news story, but rather a list of multiple headlines and bylines from the Israeli news site. The headline provided refers to Saronic, a startup founded by a former naval commando, and an unmanned sea rescue.

GeneralJun 11, 2026

Indictment Filed Against Yonatan Urich in Classified Documents Case, Prosecutors Seek to Bar Him from the Prime Minister’s Office

A Hebrew news page lists multiple headlines, including a report that an indictment was filed against Yonatan Urich in the classified documents case. Prosecutors are also seeking to bar him from the Prime Minister’s Office.

EconomyJun 11, 2026

Governments Worldwide Are Issuing Bonds at a Record Pace, More Than During COVID

The article presents a roundup of headlines and analyses spanning finance, technology, real estate, labor, and energy, including record government bond issuance worldwide and issues affecting Israeli investors and workers. It also highlights topics such as natural gas tariffs in the Negev, autism guidance for parents in 2025, and the state of Israel's real estate market in 2026.

EconomyJun 11, 2026

U.S. Social Security Fund Could Run Out in Six Years

The article presents a roundup of business, technology, and economic headlines, including a warning that U.S. Social Security funds could run out within six years. It also references SpaceX, Israel’s energy and real estate sectors, and several investigations and opinion pieces on finance and high-tech. The text is a compilation of multiple items rather than a single news story.

GeneralJun 11, 2026

Behind Bars

The text presents a list of featured news and opinion items spanning business, real estate, technology, energy, and finance. It includes headlines about SpaceX, the 2026 World Cup, AI, autism in 2025, the shekel-dollar exchange rate, and Israel’s housing market.

TechJun 11, 2026

Report: OpenAI Plans Sharp Price Cuts for Users

The item says OpenAI is planning to dramatically lower the prices it charges users. The Hebrew text also contains a series of unrelated headline fragments on business, real estate, and other topics.

EconomyJun 11, 2026

Musk Sells Investors the Dream That Space Is the Limit, Just Don’t Wake Up From It

The article presents a set of market and finance headlines, led by coverage of SpaceX’s planned historic IPO and Elon Musk’s pitch to investors. It also notes a decline in Asian markets, a 2% jump in oil prices after tensions in the Middle East, and a sharp drop in Oracle shares.

GeneralJun 11, 2026

Natural Gas Customers in the Negev Could Benefit from a Tariff Cut

The article headline says natural gas customers in the Negev may benefit from a tariff reduction. The text itself is a list of unrelated finance, real estate, labor, and business headlines and bylines.

EconomyJun 11, 2026

The Energy Sector Has Huge Potential, and One Organization Is Making Sure Women Are Part of It

The text is a list of article headlines, centered on Israel’s energy sector and other business and economic topics. It also includes items about layoffs at Teva, the high-tech sector, real estate, the dollar-shekel exchange rate, and the Finance Ministry’s salary-cut push.