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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Israeli AI startup Chorus.ai raises $6.3m
The Tel Aviv company combines AI, data analytics, and natural language processing to unite sales conversations into a single dashboard and help close deals.
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv shares swallowed up in global market rout
Tahal wins giant Angolan farm-project contract; Israeli files class action suit against Mylan.
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Business in Brief: Landau-Yaari to step down as acting stock exchange CEO
Golan files suit denying it owes Cellcom Israel 600 million shekels; Radware shares drop on third-quarter results warning; Taaman partners move to gain stake in Willi-Food; FIMI agrees to buy Galam for $76.6 million; Tel Aviv shares end higher ahead of holiday.
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Business in brief: Norwegian central bank has 2.6% stake in Israel Discount
FIMI takes stake in Delek San, sells Ormat shares; Zim delays debt payments as it posts $74 million quarterly loss; Teva agrees to sell Allergan’s U.K., Ireland generics businesses to India’s Intas; Tel Aviv stocks down after holiday weekend.
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Business in Brief: Jordan deal sealed, Ratio to issue debt to help fund Leviathan development
Fishman gets another 60 days to reach debt settlement with creditors; Plus500’s Israeli founders sell stock at steep discount; Wall Street pressures Tel Aviv shares lower ahead of holiday.
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The ties between Netanyahu and U.S. tycoon behind 'women-free' Tel Aviv concert
Jay Schottenstein took most of the flak over the event scheduled for October in Rabin Square, after he was mentioned as a sponsor.
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Discount selling Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa branches
Discount Bank has already posted a NIS 60 million first half capital gain on its real estate sales so far this year.
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Business in Brief: Leumi expected to turn in strong third-quarter results from one-time factors
Cellcom goes ahead with $129 million bond offer; Teva reports encouraging results for tardive dyskinesia treatment; Imperva shares jump on report of several companies weighing takeover; Tel Aviv shares edge higher in light trading.
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Arab-Israelis and elite IDF unit partner to promote new start-ups
Arab-Israelis are also often geographically isolated from the center of Israel’s startup culture – Tel Aviv – and lack the essential contacts most Jewish- Israelis gain while serving in the IDF.
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Business in Brief: Tel Aviv shares rally on Fed rate decision
Analyst sees big increase in bank dividends next year; Mylan shares rise sharply despite Congressional grilling of its CEO.
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Nasdaq official: Tel Aviv bourse needs quick reform or will disappear
TASE is in the process of a demutualization plan, still to be approved by parliament, which aims for competitiveness, cooperation with foreign exchanges and ending Israel’s bank control on the exchange.
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Business in Brief: Bank of Israel seen intervening more in forex market
Allot chairman on his way out; stock exchange privatization long overdue; China’s Sanonda buying Adama; Wall Street losses send Tel Aviv shares lower.
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Business in Brief: Perrigo shares jump after activist investor attacks management
Nano Dimension first company to get analyst coverage under TASE program; Planned bond sale values Altshuler Shaham at 1 billion shekels; Taro subpoenaed in U.S. antitrust probe; Tel Aviv shares get end-of-the-day lift from a higher Wall Street.
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Business in Brief: Shellanoo announces plans to ax half its workforce after canceling IPO
Menora Holdings acquires stake in payment processor ERN for $26.7 million; Magal shares drop sharply on rights offering; Tel Aviv shares follow Europe, Wall Street lower.
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Business in Brief: Spacecom says Beijing Xinwei still interested in completing acquisition
Shellanoo pulls IPO, citing intense media criticism; Clal Biotechnology calls it a day with its D Pharm unit; Insurance, biomed shares lift Tel Aviv market in light trading.
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Tel Aviv shops seek to fight possible Shabbat shutdown
Efforts are underway by ultra-Orthodox government minister Arye Dery to close all business in Tel Aviv on Shabbat except for in three locations, leaving potential legal room to argue discrimination.
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One parking garage collapse victim is foreign national
One of the two people killed in the collapse of a parking garage in Tel Aviv is a foreign national.
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Business in brief: Halman-Aldubi to go public via reverse merger
Two Wertheim heirs to get up to 10 billion shekels in assets | Israel Chemicals pulls back from bidding for Chilean company | Bank shares pace gains on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
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La nuova elite politica di Israele parla russo. Da Mosca a Gerusalemme: finanza, potere, nazionalismo
L’amicizia tra Putin e Netanyahu. Ministri e finanzieri nati nell’Europa dell’Est. La politica in Israele sembra sempre più condizionata dai russofoni. Dai primi pionieri russi e socialisti che sognavano in Erez Israel un mondo più giusto allo strapotere dei nuovi …Leggi l'articoloL'articolo La nuova elite politica di Israele parla ...
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Business in brief: Williger makes offer for BSD shares in bid to regain Willi-Food
IAI planning $800 million share sale | Extell gets badly needed relief with loan and deadline extension | Tel Aviv shares shrug off rate-hike delay
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Business in Brief: Shellanoo reveals list of celebrity backers ahead of IPO
Urbancorp bondholders to be repaid an initial 60% of its debt; Kibo axes staff after smart keyboard fails to generate significant revenues; Tel Aviv shares fall, paced by Spacecom.