Founded in the 1980s, Globes is a daily evening financial newspaper in Israel that deals with economic issues. It is published in English and Hebrew. It is one of the first Israeli dailies to publish on the World Wide Web. Its English-language archive has over 70,000 articles. This archive will be made available online to international readers, which will be accessible through the Globes Online platform.

Globes' English-language archive is a rich and comprehensive resource. It contains over 70,000 articles dating back to 1996. A sophisticated search engine is included in the archive, which will enable readers to easily locate articles that are most relevant to them. The NetIS search engine supports word proximity settings, Booean connectors, subject classification and free text.

A major contributor to the positive outlook is the rapid growth of the high-tech sector. The UK's third largest trading partner is Israel. In 2020, UK exports to Israel will reach PS2.7 billion. The UK will benefit from lower tariffs and greater market access in Israel. In addition, UK and Israeli tech industries can benefit from increased collaboration. The UK government is expected to launch an eight-week consultation to discuss the relationship between the two countries.

The UK government will seek views on the potential for greater cooperation between the UK and Israeli tech industries. Anne-Marie Trevelyan, the UK Secretary of State for Trade, will host a reception for leading tech businesses in Israel and UK. She will also discuss UK and Israeli agri-tech expertise. In addition, she will visit Tel Aviv's new light rail metro project and meet key Israeli investors.

Intel Corp plans to invest $6 billion in a new plant in Kiryat Gat. This will add up to 1,000 new employees to the company's Israeli production. Intel's annual production in Israel is approximately $1 billion. It is expected to receive an investment grant of up to 6-8% of the investment. It also expects to receive a corporate income tax reduction of up to 5% on future income.

During the last two years, the Israeli real estate market has grown by 30 percent. Its GDP increased by 3.2% in the second quarter. According to the Washington Post, Israel's housing prices ranked sixth among 36 countries.

The Israel Business News provides a free service that allows interested parties to access hundreds of up-to-date business offers from Israel. They include offers from all industries, and each offer is updated monthly. You can contact companies directly to find out more about their products or services. You can also find up-to-date information on the latest developments in international relations and politics. You can also preview articles before you buy.

Start-up Nation, a new book by Saul Singer and Dan Senor, explores Israel's entrepreneurial journey. It examines the more than 100 listed companies and explains why Israel is a startup nation. The book's authors also point out the need for economic certainty, as well as points that would help open up conditions for new small businesses.