Housing & Construction reaches agreement to buy American builder ■ Teva reaches settlement with U.S. on ‘pay-for-delay’ drug deals ■ Delek in advanced talks to sell Phoenix to U.S. fund Centerbridge ■ Bezeq and B Comm pace gains for Tel Aviv shares

Health Ministry agrees to let Tel Aviv hospital charge five foreigners $300,000 each for treatment that is still undergoing efficacy testing, while eight Israels will get it for free

After year’s wait, KLA-Tencor’s acquisition of Orbotech to be completed Wednesday ■ U.S. hedge fund Starboard sells Mellanox stock at big profit ■ Tel Aviv shares eke out gain in thin trading

Tel Aviv shares mark their fifth rise in last six sessions ■ Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway sees Teva holding lose $264 million in value ■ Ratio Petroleum soars on start of Guyana oil exploration ■ Plus500 admits to typo that misled investors about losses

Plantext to be first Israeli cannabis company to be traded overseas ■ Stanley Fischer hired to advise BlackRock ■ Wall Street weighs down Tel Aviv shares

Tel Aviv shares end higher, despite Teva Pharmaceuticals selloff ■ Bondholders backing alternative to Africa Properties

Even though Sotheby’s Israel doesn’t function any longer as a sales branch, its new gallery opened in Tel Aviv, with art which is not for sale.

Taiwanese company buys 20.5% of Israel’s Camtek ■ Isramco, owner of 28.75% stake in the Tamar gas field, says profits for the field’s partners ■ Tel Aviv shares end higher in day of very light trading

Latest Africa Israel bailout proposal fails ■ Internet Gold edges to liquidation after failing to get improved offer for B Com

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: An Israeli life insurance saleswoman exploring her religious options, and a violist making her way in the music world

Tshuva offers Delek Real Estate bondholders a haircut option ■ Ofer family divides assets ■ Tel Aviv shares sink in heavy trading

Plus, the Ben Bard Players present ‘The God of Isaac’ at Jerusalem’s Khan Theater and The Stage performs ‘Luna,’ its first-ever production for young audiences, in Tel Aviv

Defense Ministry lifts suspension of marketing and export license to troubled Israeli drone maker Aeronautics ■ Tel Aviv shares close at their highest in seven weeks

Anchiano Therapeutics plans initial public offering in American depositary shares ■ Brown Hotels bids for Israir ■ Tel Aviv shares marks seventh day higher

Despite company’s ‘sharing economy’ image, researcher say majority of rental units are commercial assets operated by businessmen

Shari Arison reaches deal to sell Miya water business for $260 million ■ Group including U.S. investors puts $50m into Israeli energy firm Givot Olam

Tel Aviv shares gain as volume picks up ■ CEO of grocery chain Tiv Taam loses job in dispute with founder ■ Three bidders emerge in sale of Israir

Hapoalim official: Israel faces no credit crisis ■ UroGen plans $150 million share sale in U.S. ■ Teva leads Tel Aviv shares higher

Central bankers unanimous on interest rate ■ Tel Aviv shares lower after four days of gains

Tiv Tam CEO put on leave after dispute with ex-father-in-law boss ■ B Communications sells shares in bid to avoid bailout