Israele
Vai alla Scheda Paese »You can follow goals as small as those of your ego, or as big as those of your ideas.
— Shimon Peres
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«Israele Stato-Nazione degli ebrei», ecco perché la legge fa discutere
Chiunque sia stato in Israele, atterrando a Ben Gurion non ha mai pensato di arrivare in un luogo diverso dal paese degli ebrei. La Menorah e la stella di Davide come simbolo dello...
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Israeli defense firm Elbit on lookout for more acquisitions
Business in Brief | Housing & Construction officials questioned ■ Zim to partner with Maersk, MSC on routes ■ Wall Street undercuts Tel Aviv shares
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La legge che dice la verità su Israele
Ora la legge parla chiaro: Israele è solo per gli ebrei, i suoi arabi sono cittadini di seconda classe e i suoi abitanti palestinesi non hanno statuto. Leggi
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Business in brief: Annual inflation exceeds 1% for first time since 2014, but interest rates to stay put
Big Mac index finds shekel is overvalued versus the dollar by 15.1% | Deutsche Bank declines to roll over loan to Housing & Construction | Tel Aviv shares end mixed, weighed by tech indices
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Labor in luxury: Tel Aviv hospital's new maternity ward sets new standards
Delivering babies is highly profitable, spurring hospitals, such as Tel Aviv's Ichilov, to compete for business
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Saban-controlled Partner Communications most likely candidate to buy Leumi Card
Business in Brief | Starboard sells down Mellanox stake after reaching deal with management ■ Altshuler Shaham forms blockchain unit ■ Tel Aviv Stock Exchange lifted by strong gains for biomedical shares
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Israeli insurtech co Planck Re raises $12m
The Tel Aviv based company is pioneering the commercial insurance data industry, providing an Artificial Intelligence driven data platform.
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Tel Aviv shares finish little changed in light trading
Business in Brief | Ahead of IPO, Zap expects to post $11.8m net on $78.8m revenues ■ Internet Gold to sell Bezeq stake by auction under compromise reached with banks ■ Castro-Hoodies merger will undermine market power of mall operators
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Israeli travel tech co Arbitrip raises $4m from Teddy Sagi
The Tel Aviv based company has developed advanced technology for booking hotel rooms for business trips.
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Next year (not) in Jerusalem: 2019 Eurovision likely to be held in Tel Aviv, official says
Amid controversy over plan to hold event in Israel's capital, Finance Ministry official says Tel Aviv hosts the only site meeting requirements
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Tel Aviv shares finish lower after giving up early gains
Business in Brief | Frutarom CEO to get $20 million bonus ahead of IFF takeover ■ Ormat Technologies revised 12 months of earnings ■ Arno Capital plans IPO of NIS 100 million to finance property projects
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Citing antitrust delays, El Al drops plan to merge unit with Israir
Business in Brief | Discount pares down controlling stake in Super-Sol to 33.6% in sale to institutions ■ Mellanox reaches agreement with Starboard on slate of directors ■ Teva gives boost to Tel Aviv shares in day of light trading
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Golan Telecom in talks to partner or merge with Rami Levy Communications
Business in Brief | Bank Leumi agrees to delay selling its stake in Tel Aviv Stock Exchange ■ Together shares jump 8% after it inks $300 million cannabis sale in Canada ■ TASE shares edge up
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The Ticker: Teva shares jump, IDE buys out stake in Sorek desalination plant
Good news for two of its partner drug makers boost Teva shares ■ Israel Discount Bank shareholders turn down central bank candidate ■ Tel Aviv Stock Exchange finishes little changed in subdued trading
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Tel Aviv shares end week with gains but are still short of record high
Business in Brief | Court clears way for bank to join Internet Gold share offering ■ Bank of Israel mulling plan to invest currency reserves in real estate
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Business in Brief: Partner mulls credit cards, development of Leviathan gas field half done
Leading Tel Aviv Stock Exchange indexes nearly unchanged; Delek Group says Leviathan should begin transporting gas next year
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv market puts aside worries over Gaza and Italy, posts small gains
As expected, Mizrahi-Union merger nixed by Antitrust Authority; Cellcom Israel profits slashed, despite gains for landline service; Pressured by costs, Super-Sol posts modest first-quarter profit gain
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Even in internet age, ads on sides of buildings are big business
In Tel Aviv, advertisers are even willing to cover a building’s renovation costs so they can get the city’s most coveted facades
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The Ticker: After delays, Teva to launch key migraine treatment in mid-September
Delek Royalties meets strong demand in maiden bond sale ■ Marijuana shares plummet after exchange refuses to include Together in share indices ■ Pointer teaming up with Microsoft to use AI to understand driver behavior ■ Insurance and energy shares weigh on Tel Aviv market
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Israel summons Turkey’s charge d’affaires
Israel’s Foreign Ministry summoned Turkey’s temporary charge d’affaires in Tel Aviv, Umut Deniz, on May 16.
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Teva shares rally on news Buffett more than doubled holdings as of March 31
Business in Brief | IDB bonds plunge on concerns about Elsztain Argentinian businesses ■ Ormat discounts concerned Hawaii volcano endangers its power plant ■ DarioHealth eyeing dual listing on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange