Shares of Teva Pharmaceuticals fall after a company develops a competitor to the Copaxone multiple sclerosis drug ■ IceCure Medical received approval to use extreme cold to destroy tumors ■ Tel Aviv shares ended lower for a third day

Camtek shares rise after company forecasts 30% revenue rise in 2018 ■ MediWound will get up to $43 million from U.S. for mustard gas treatment ■ Tel Aviv shares extend losses during abbreviated holiday session

Business in Brief: Taavura Holdings, Israel’s largest trucking company, explores initial public offering ■ Power struggle at property company ADO ends in agreement ■ Tel Aviv shares end lower in abbreviated holiday trading session

Analysts laud Teva migraine approval, but stock falls ■ Switzerland wants its banks to trade funds in Israel despite not being part of EU ■ Tel Aviv shares end higher as dollar strengthens

SEC allegations of share-price manipulation ■ Mizrahi to sell 540m shekels of mortgages ■ Delek Group denies reports CEO about to step down ■ Tel Aviv shares post big gains, led by Teva and telecoms stocks

Delek Group selling an additional 4.9% of insurer Phoenix ■ Strauss gets a new CEO ■ Big Shopping Centers going bigger into Serbia

Delek profit hurt by North Sea unit’s loss ■ Tadir-Gan in trouble as German unit seeks protection from creditors ■ Tel Aviv shares resume their two-week rally

Executives of Israeli drone maker face charges for violating defense export law ■ New sexual harassment allegations send Fox shares plummeting ■ Tel Aviv markets move moderately up

Business in Brief | Foresight sales rally on sale of second prototype automotive vision system ■ Analysts divided on timing for Bank of Israel rate rise, but don’t expect one this week ■ ADO Group power struggle rekindled in dispute over shareholders’ agreement

Gazit-Globe second-quarter profit falls on drop in value of investment properties ■ Cyprus to renegotiate revenue-sharing pact with Aphrodite gas field partners ■ Delek Drilling profits rise as natural gas consumption reaches record

There’s no doubt that Livni’s DNA can be found in every paragraph of the nation-state law. And if anyone in the Arab community is working to forge an alliance with Livni, it’s because there are people even worse than she is

Business in Brief | Unitronics weighing plan to spin off automated-parking-garage business ■ Rami Levy to launch online shopping site in November ■ Private equity fund Fortissimo to take stake in desalination business in deal with Delek

Elbit’s IMI takeover wins antitrust approval ■ Brainsway soars after U.S. approves device to treat obsessive compulsive disorder ■ Tel Aviv shares mark second day of big gains

Four investors from Australia, U.S. and Denmark will join U.S. hedge fund Manikay Partners in helping make the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange a publicly traded company

PA president calls on Arab leaders in Israel to moderate Palestinian nationalist discourse so as not to serve Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's interests, says Jews and Arabs need to deepen cooperation against nation-state law

Leumi quarterly net exceeds analysts’ expectations, plans more share buybacks ■ Ormat products sales at risk over Turkey’s financial crisis, says Leumi Capital Markets ■ Paz weighing plan to enter electric-power business ■ Tel Aviv shares post their fifth session of losses

"My responsibility is to prepare the economy for a crisis," Minister of Finance Moshe Kahlon said at the presentation of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange's valuation of Israel.

Business in Brief | Super-Sol net up 23% in quarter, plans to launch e-commerce site in November ■ Plus500 shares fall after it warns that it won’t repeat ‘exceptional’ first-half performance ■ Teva loses bid to block Israeli class-action suit in parallel with U.S. claim

Like the Druze, tens of thousands came to protest in Tel Aviv, but the Jewish reaction was markedly different

Protesters waving Palestinian and Israeli flags, chanting: 'Nation-state is apartheid' ■ Netanyahu: There is no better testimony for the necessity of the law'