Economics

At the margins, the Houthi attacks and wider troubles in the Middle East represent one of the "geopolitical risks" that get referred to in the minutes of central bankers' monetary policy discussions.

China’s rising economic and military heft, Taiwan’s burgeoning sense of national identity, and fractious relations between Beijing and Washington mean the conditions for a crisis are ripe.

Speaking at The Jerusalem Post's Israel Summit, Economy Minister Nir Barkat explained the reasons behind his plan to halt the use of Palestinian workers in Israel.

This decline mirrors the severity observed during the first month of the COVID-19 shutdown.

Israeli authorities grant work permits to 4,000 foreign workers to renovate the Gaza region, replacing Palestinians amidst the war: "No going back."

The economy minister didn't attend the first reading of the bill in Knesset so that he wouldn't have to vote against it because he said the original version was massively damaging to Israel's economy.

While the North African nation has been critical of Israel in recent months, this move could be seen as a way of continuing business relations via British proxy.

A study of over 12,000 Americans that compared Baby Boomers and Millennials, raises concerns about Millennials’ diverging financial gains.

A comprehensive analysis will be carried out to determine non-essential budgets that can be diverted to the cause.