Sharon Wrobel is a Tech Israel Editor at The Times of Israel. She covers a range of topics including aviation and aerospace, airlines, and finance, with a focus on capital markets and economic policies. Sharon's work has been featured in MSN, Australian Jewish News, NewsNow.co.uk, and RealClearMarkets.
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Sharon Wrobel's coverage heavily focuses on the Israeli economy, particularly during periods of conflict and its impact. She frequently cites government announcements and data while also relying on press releases for her reporting.
Given her focus on finance & economy, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide in-depth analysis or expert commentary on the Israeli economy, especially during times of crisis such as war with Hamas or significant policy changes by institutions like the Bank of Israel. Insights into startup funding trends within Israel could also be relevant topics for potential pitches.
Pitches should emphasize specific knowledge or expertise related to economic trends, financial policies, and their implications within Israel. If reaching out regarding international perspectives, providing a clear link to how these developments can have broader global impacts would likely increase the chances of engagement.
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Sharp rises in food and housing prices in the past two decades are the main factors, fueling the ever-rising cost of living in Israel, the Aaron Institute for Economic Policy finds
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BridgeWise will merge data from the world's biggest financial conversation network into its AI investment intelligence tool to provide analysis across 70,000 securities
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Sharon Wrobel US tech giant Cisco Systems Inc., has agreed to buy Israeli cybersecurity startup Astrix Security to bolster its security
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Hapoalim, Leumi, Mizrahi Tefahot, Discount and First International control 98% of banking sector's assets, with Leumi and Hapoalim holding half of them, competition watchdog says
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The strength of Israel's currency is forcing exporters and startups to make tough decisions about hiring abroad and moving R&D centers out of Israel, stirring fears about future growth
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Sharon Wrobel Microsoft's Israel general manager Alon Haimovich will be stepping down, following the findings of an internal review into
Israeli defense giant Elbit Systems saw its quarterly profit surge and order backlog grow to a record, as heightened geopolitical conflicts and
